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Storing Successfully Each Time

As a lifelong learner, I have been in college for the past six years. I am currently working on my graduate degree, which means that every summer I end up heading home to do research in a lab there. Unfortunately, all of this continued education comes with a price--I don't have a house of my own. As a renter, I rely heavily on storage to keep my belongings safe while I move to and from my parent's place. This blog is all about storing successfully each and every time, so that you don't wind up paying to replace things that you wish you could have kept.

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Putting Your Aquarium In Temporary Storage? Why Preserving Your Filter Bacteria Is So Important

4 October 2016
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There comes a time in almost every fish keeper's life when you have to put one or more of your tanks in temporary storage for one reason or another. Whether you're remodeling your home, moving, or simply making room for more aquariums, you might find yourself in a similar situation. While it's relatively easy to pack up your aquarium and place it in storage, there is one important consideration you must make: the bacteria living in your filter media. Read More 

What Questions Should I Ask When Choosing a Storage Unit?

29 September 2016
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If you're trying to pick out a great storage unit, there are a couple of questions you need to ask your facility manager upfront to make sure they offer a quality service. Here are some important things to consider.  What Size Spaces Do You Offer? Some storage facilities offer a wide range of unit sizes to accommodate different people. You may need a full-size, walk-in unit, but if you have less stuff, consider looking for a smaller locker or shared storage unit. Read More 

Selling Stuff Online? Keep Your Inventory In A Self-Storage Unit!

27 September 2016
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Running an online retail business is no walk in the park. One of the main challenges many people in your shoes face is finding somewhere to store all of the inventory! Whether you're selling crafts, computer parts, or something different entirely, keeping them outside of your home in a storage unit gives you a lot more freedom. Here's a closer look at how to make this strategy work for you. Read More 

Preparing For A Big Move: Helpful Ways To Get Organized

2 September 2016
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Moving to a new home can seem overwhelming, and it may seem like you just don't know where to start when it comes to packing. With a bit of preparation, however, you can organize your belongings and make it easier to get settled into your new home. Here are a few helpful hints you can use to get ready. Color-Code Your Boxes Your boxes all belong in specific rooms in your house, so make it easier to get everything where it belongs with colored stickers and labels. Read More 

Learn How To Store Your Business’s Holiday Inventory In A Safe And Effective Way

25 August 2016
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When you own a small business, keeping track of your inventory is essential. If you have specialty items that you like to sell during the holiday season, it is important to make sure to store them properly between the holidays so that they do not get damaged while in storage. The guide below walks you through a few ways to ensure that your holiday inventory is properly stored. Choose the Right Storage Containers Read More