Pack Your Storage Unit Efficiently
Use uniform boxes or plastic totes to make stacking and organizing easier. Place heavier boxes on the bottom and lighter ones on top to prevent damage. Leave a walkway inside your storage unit so you can access items without unpacking everything. Label each box clearly, and leave small gaps between items and walls to improve airflow.
Protect Items from Dust and Moisture
Wrap furniture and belongings in heavy-duty plastic wrap to keep out dust and humidity. Use mattress bags and furniture covers for added protection, especially for long-term storage.
Store Appliances Properly
When storing a refrigerator or freezer, leave the door slightly open to prevent mold, mildew, and odors from forming inside.
Prepare for Temperature Changes
Extreme heat and cold can damage sensitive items. Electronics, vinyl records, and photographs should be insulated, double-wrapped, or stored in a climate-controlled unit whenever possible.
Prevent Pests in Your Storage Unit
Avoid using pest deterrents, as they may attract rodents. Instead, place fabric softener sheets around furniture like sofas and chairs to help deter pests.
Keep Items Off the Ground
Elevate your belongings on pallets or 2x4s to protect against moisture from concrete floors. This is especially important in non-climate-controlled units where condensation can occur.
Insure Your Stored Items
Contact your insurance provider to ensure your belongings are covered while in storage. Storage facilities typically do not insure personal property.
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