If you plan on placing some of your personal items in a self storage unit for an extended time period, you are undoubtedly concerned about their well being because you are not able to monitor the space they will be situated in on a constant basis. There are several steps you can take to help protect your belongings while they are being housed in a storage facility. Here are some tips to use in keeping your belongings from becoming the victim of a theft while you are not in the vicinity.
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Some students that are enrolling in college plan on living at home, in a dorm, or with roommates. If you know that you are going to be living in a dorm, you have some time to plan the move. As a college student, you will likely want to save as much money as you can to stretch your allowance or reduce how many hours you need to pick up at a part-time job to afford your basic living expenses.
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There are several things you should avoid storing in a self-storage unit that are typically self-explanatory. Food is one example, since it can draw rodents and other pests, thereby causing an infestation in the building. That would not make you a very popular tenant with the landlord OR the other storage unit renters. In addition to these "do not store" items, there are several items that stain the cement floors of storage units.
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Moving can be a stressful experience. That stress level is greatly reduced when you hire professionals to handle the job for you. Your moving company will handle the packing, loading, and unloading of your belongings. Sometimes the movers will also unpack your items in the new house. While some people choose to have the moving company handle every item of their possessions, there are some things you may choose to pack and move on your own.
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If you are getting ready to move and are planning on renting a storage shed to store some of your things, you should spend a little extra time making sure you remove the batteries from all the things you own before you pack them in your moving boxes. Batteries stored in a unit that does not offer temperature-control can cause damage to the things you own if they are left inside devices, and they can lose their ability to power the things you own.
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