2016

  • Simple Tips For Using A Small Storage Unit Wisely

    Do you need to rent a storage unit for some of your belongings? Whether you are running out of space in your home or would simply prefer to declutter without getting rid of things you still want, using a storage unit is a great option. If you are on a tighter budget, you may want to rent out one of the smaller units. There are several ways for you to make the most of the space you can afford and get as much as possible stored away until you are ready to use it again.
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  • Piano Storage Tips

    Not having room isn't necessarily a reason to get rid of your beloved piano, especially if the living arrangements aren't meant to be permanent. Instead, consider putting it into a storage unit. You can store a piano safely for several years if you do it correctly. The following tips can help. Tip #1: Always choose climate controlled storage It is never a good idea to take a chance on a non-climate controlled unit.
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  • How To Move Without Going Broke

    If you are planning to move, you might find yourself worried about the cost of it all. However, if you take advantage of the following tips, you might be able to save some money. Find Some Free Boxes There is no need to spend a lot of money on the purchase of cardboard boxes if you are able to get them for free. There are a couple of ways to do this.
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  • How to Use a Storage Unit to Manage Your Small Online Sales Business

    Whether you're selling crafts on Etsy or flipping vintage furniture on eBay, there may come a time when your small online sales business needs more space. Your family may grow weary of your living room being taken over by fabric scraps or the garage being so full of holiday wreaths that the car won't even fit there anymore. Here are some tips on how to use a self storage facility to take the pressure off your home and help your business run more efficiently.
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  • Tips For Storing Excess Inventory In A Storage Unit

    Excess inventory can pose a storage nightmare. You may think you will need to rent additional space for your business or move into a larger office, which can be an expensive and time consuming nightmare. A better option is to consider leasing a commercial storage space for your excess. The following tips can help simplify this off-site storage solution. Tip #1: Create an inventory Chances are you already have an overall inventory for your business, but you will need to now separate the inventory so it shows what is on site and what is in storage.
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  • Renting A Self-Storage Unit For An International Move: Three Things To Know

    Whether you are moving to another country for work or you are moving temporarily to experience the excitement of living abroad, you'll need to consider what to do with your personal possessions. Renting a self-storage unit gives you the space you need to store your items, so you only have to pay to move your essentials. Here are three things to consider when renting a self-storage unit for your move.
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  • 3 Rules For Making The Most Of A Residential Storage Unit

    When you are getting ready to move, you need to be sure that you plan as wisely as possible. One of the best things you can do to help your move is rent some rental space. This rental space gives you the chance to move at your own speed, clear out space in your current home and make sure that your belongings are secure and safe. Doing this will require you to rent out a residential storage unit, while also doing your part to make sure that you are getting the most out of this storage unit.
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  • Tips For Moving With Your Autistic Child

    Autistic children (and adults) thrive on routine. Altering an autistic individual's routine can send him or her spiraling out of control. One major change in routine is moving to a new home. Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to survive the move with your autistic child. Visit The New Place Many Autistic children have trouble with change and moving to a new home is a big change. If the home is nearby, a trip to the new place can help soothe a child's fears.
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  • Moving With A Pet? Follow These Four Tips

    You treat your pet just like any other member of your family, but it's easy to forget about their needs when you are planning a move to your new home. If you want your move to be successful, follow these four tips for treating your furry friend. Arrange Their Transportation And The Logistics If you are only making a local move, transportation will be easy. On moving day, you may need to keep your pet locked in an empty room so that they do not get frightened or escape the house with all of the residential movers going in and out.
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  • Blending A Family And Two Households Full Of Stuff

    When you blend two families into one, you will face several challenges. One big issue that arises often is what to do with all of the stuff that comes with two families. Will you really have room for it under one roof? Will some things need to be eliminated to prevent the house from becoming overcrowded? How do you make the decisions about what stays, what goes, and what you should do with the things that you aren't quite sure about?
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