3 Questions To Ask When Storing Your RV
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19 June 2023
More and more families are making the choice to invest in an RV, but not everyone has the space to store their RV on their own property.
Whether you have space limitations or your HOA restricts the storage of RVs, you may find yourself in need of an off-site storage facility where you can safely park your camper or motorhome.
Here are three questions that you must ask every RV storage facility before storing your RV to ensure the vehicle remains safe and secure.
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The Benefits Of Hiring Interstate Movers To Help You Relocate Faster
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29 November 2022
When you plan on moving to a new state, you may want to get this relocation handled as quickly and efficiently as possible. You realize how much work is involved and what it will take to pack up and move all of your belongings.
You also may realize you cannot handle all of this effort on your own. Rather than expect friends and relatives to help you with it, you can hire interstate movers to assist in your relocation to a new state.
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How to Minimize Your Self-Storage Costs
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17 February 2017
Do you want to store lots of things but don't want a huge storage bill? Fear not; there are tips you can use to minimize your storage costs. Here are a few of those tips:
Get Out of Town
Location plays a factor in storage pricing just as it does with other forms of real estate. Facilities located in urban centers tend to cost more than those situated on the outskirts or suburbs.
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Putting Your Refrigerator In Storage? Follow These Tips To Ensure It Survives
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18 July 2016
Refrigerators are not cheap! If you're paying to keep yours in a storage unit, whether for a few weeks or a few years, it's important to make sure it's going to still work when the storage period is over. Success lies in the preparation. Before you put the fridge in a storage facility, make sure you follow these steps.
Wipe the entire fridge out with bleach water.
Even the smallest amount of bacteria or fungi can replicate while a fridge is in storage, leading to a stench that will render the refrigerator unusable.
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