Storing A Little Smarter

Posted on: 11 May 2016
Have you ever noticed how everything seems more confusing or hard to handle when you house is cluttered messy? You may have also noticed the same thing about your job and a cluttered work space. While you wonder if feng shui is some kind of mystical Chinese practice, you should know that it is based on easy-to-follow, simple principles. Feng shui is based on how your environment impacts you. Follow these tips for learning how self storage units can help you promote positive feng shui in your house.
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Posted on: 4 April 2016
It can often be a bit difficult to decide between the various indoor and outdoor storage facilities that are available, mostly because both types of facilities can each offer their own set of benefits. In most cases, indoor facilities consist of all of the storage units located within a single large building while outdoor facilities will have a number of smaller buildings located inside of a fenced-in or walled lot. Listed below are just a few of the reasons to consider renting from an outdoor storage facility.
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Posted on: 29 March 2016
When you are putting your household belongings into storage, pack everything in the unit so that you will have easy access to things you may need. Also, be sure everything is in the storage unit securely so you won't have to worry about anything getting squished, falling or otherwise breaking or getting damaged while it is being stored. This article will offer you some very useful tips on ways you can protect your things and pack the unit for easy access.
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Posted on: 29 February 2016
Your self-storage unit is a convenient option for eliminating clutter from your home, but it can quickly grow into a messy space if not properly organized. Having a game plan for how your self-storage unit will be organized will keep your items neat and easy to find. Here are four tips for keeping your space neat, tidy and easy to navigate. Label Every Box And Container Every box or container should be labeled, but you'll want to do more than just label each box to indicate whether they contain clothes, shoes or household goods.
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