Do you have an upcoming move but are a bit overwhelmed by all of the things that you need to pack? Even if you are moving into a bigger home, now may be the time to purge some of those old belongings that you don't need anymore. It will either save time on moving the items for a local move or reduce the weight of the load for a long-distance move to save money.
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Successful furniture removals require careful planning and quite some effort. This careful planning becomes even more critical when dealing with antique furniture items such as that vintage bed or that classic dresser.
Here are some helpful rules you should stick to when handling furniture removals where the items are antiquities.
1. Always Hire Professionals
So much can go wrong with DIY furniture removals, not to mention the overwhelming amount of effort and time you will need to put in towards the removal.
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If you spend a lot of time camping during the mild-weather months, you may have a lot of camping supplies you need to store when cold weather settles in. Rather than devote space in your garage or scatter the gear in various closets, consider renting a self-storage unit for your camping equipment. This keeps your gear organized, protected, and ready to use on short notice. Here are four tips for storing camping equipment in a self-storage unit.
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If you and your family go big on the summer outdoor activities, you might be wondering what to do once winter comes. Trying to store your summer gear around the house all winter long can rob you of valuable space in your garage, which is where an off-site storage facility comes in handy. Storing your summer gear in a storage facility will protect your property and free up much-needed space in your garage.
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Before you take your motorcycle to self-storage, you need to prepare it to reduce costly damages during storage. Here are some of the preparation tips to take.
Clean the Bike
Make it a habit to clean everything before long-term storage—motorcycles included. Dirt and debris attract moisture and rodents, both of which can damage the motorbike. For example, moisture can trigger corrosion on the metallic parts of the bike, of which there are many.
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