If you’re thinking about renting a storage unit, you’re not alone. Nearly half of Americans feel their home is too cluttered. That’s a lot of people, no doubt. (You’re not alone!) One of the biggest clutter complaints they have concerns one item; clothes. More specifically, hanging and folded clothes stored in their closets. Are you …
Storing your things in a storage unit isn’t rocket science by any means. Still, there are good ways and not-so-good ways to do it. Some belongings should go in boxes or bins, while some can go unboxed. Then there are hanging clothes. Not particularly difficult to store, hanging clothes still need to hang, which can …
When considering how to store clothes in a storage unit, you should take more care than your other belongings. That’s because, unlike ceramics or metal, clothing is much more fragile. Cotton and other natural fabrics like wool can be easily damaged if not stored properly. Even synthetic materials can take a beating if you don’t …
Wondering how to store leather furniture in a storage unit without damaging it? You’ve come to the right place. There’s nothing like the feel and touch of fine leather furniture. It looks beautiful and adds a touch of class to any living, dining, or bedroom. It’s comfortable, too, a joy to sit in and read, …
Ask anyone who’s considered moving to New Orleans, and they’ll tell you that it is a vibrant, gorgeous city. They’ll let you know that it’s full to the brim with culture and history. That the food is fantastic and that your ears will love the music there. And that, once you arrive, you might never …
You might be wondering about the Puerto Rico climate if you’re planning a visit. To help, we’ve put together everything you need to know about the Puerto Rico climate! That way, no matter when you decide to come on down, you’ll know what to expect! What’s The Average Climate in Puerto Rico? The best place …
Let’s be honest; it doesn’t get all that cold in New Orleans during the winter. Even so, it’s still essential you winterize your boat as we move into November and December. That way, come next spring, she’ll be ready to take out on the water once again. (Who doesn’t love fresh shrimp?!). There are so …