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Portable storage containers are a great way to store goods that you aren’t using immediately. Not only can the storage unit be placed just about anywhere, thus making packing and unpacking a breeze, but it also allows for easy access to items should the need for them arise. While portable storage containers can store a great many things, there are certain items that cannot be stored. Knowing what you can and cannot place in portable storage containers will help you make the best use of the container and the convenience it provides.

Portable storage containers can be life-savers during home renovations. If you’ve ever renovated your home, or you’re in the middle of doing so now, then you know how easily items can become damaged or misplaced during the process. With the use of storage containers, you can avoid that and other issues that may arise throughout your renovation.

The most difficult part of renovating your home is often finding enough places or storage containers to store your belongings during the process. Fortunately, these ten tips can save you the hassle. 1. Pare down to the absolute essentials and put the rest in storage containers.

Ever wondered if you might need to consider portable storage containers? Below are five signs that say you do. 1. You have a two car garage, but both cars are parked in the driveway. You bought a house with a two car garage because you wanted to be able to keep your cars out of the elements and out of the reach of would-be thieves.

Portable storage containers are mobile containers that can be dropped off at your house. You can fill them with your belongings and then have them shipped for unpacking at your new home or have them shipped to a storage facility...

Making good use out of every inch of space is not as hard as you may think. With the use of small to large sized portable storage containers, baskets, and other storage solutions you can transform any room into a maximum storage space. The laundry room is a perfect space to arrange for optimum storage. These storage ideas will help you arrange and organize your laundry room so that you get use of every inch of space.

Regardless of its’ size, a laundry room can be a breeding ground for chaos and disorganization. With a little planning, however, you can save precious time and your sanity by creating an organized, and possibly peaceful oasis where all your laundry needs are met in one place. Here are ten laundry room storage tips to help you streamline your washing, drying, and folding.

Moving day is often fraught with all sorts of problems and stress. Having your most fragile items already packed and ready to go can relieve you of at least one problem. Here are some suggestions for properly packing and moving your most fragile items:

You’re thrilled that summer has finally arrived but what are you going to do with all of your winter clothing? Whether you’re thrilled to finally tuck away that hideous holiday sweater from your aunt or a pair of outdated flannel button down shirts, there are several winter storage tips you’ll need to know to keep the garments you actually do like wearing protected from moths and moisture.

If you would like to maximize the amount of open space in your current home or if you’re preparing to move into a new house, portable storage containers can be a massive help. For a better idea of exactly how much storage space you will need, here are a few tips to get you started.

Fragile items are always a challenge to pack because they need different types of protection against pressure, heat, dents, punctures, breakage and drops. Fortunately, anything can be packed to withstand most threats, provided the correct boxes are used and there is sufficient protective material to form a barrier around the item. Here are practical tips for packing fragile items for moving or shipping:

Moving fragile items involves more than just packing and unpacking. To ensure the safety of  the fragile items,  you need to find a way to keep your delicate items safe. Here are some of the tools you need to use to limit the loss of fragile valuables in the course of transportation.