Starting college is one of the most exciting transitions that you can experience as a young person. One of the aspects is having to move from your home and into a dorm room or apartment. During the school semester, you can comfortably hold your items in the apartment. Trouble comes in when the holiday starts, and you have to find a place to store all your belongings outside the dorm rooms.
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As a business person, you must utilize every opportunity that comes your way if you really want to succeed in the modern competitive business world. You shouldn't miss a sale simply because you don't have space to store the required items; doing so will negatively affect your business. And although there're varying reasons for not having enough stock in your business, lack of enough storage space could perhaps be the main reason.
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Long-term storage in a self-storage facility is a little different than storing items for just a couple of weeks. These tips will help protect your belongings.
1. Provide Ground Protection
Most storage units have concrete floors, and a small amount of moisture can seep through concrete naturally. Usually, this isn't enough to be concerned about, but if items aren't moved for many months or years, eventually some mold or mildew can begin to grow on storage boxes.
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Storage units come in multiple sizes, and the larger the unit, the more you'll pay to rent it. If you can only afford a small unit — or if that is all that's available near you — then you will need to pack that unit as efficiently as possible to fit everything inside. Here are a few tips to help you in that regard.
Put items in plastic totes, not boxes.
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