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Sunday, September 29, 2024
How to Pack and Organize a Storage Unit: The Ultimate Guide, Inventory
Before your belongings get lost forever in a sea of boxes, write down a list of what’s going into the storage unit. With your inventory list in hand, you won’t have to spend hours trying to remember if your favorite winter sweater is hiding in your closet or packed away in your storage unit. Before you decide how to pack and organize your storage unit, write down what’s being moved and include the details below on that inventory list.
- Photos of serial numbers, model numbers, and brand logos, when applicable
- A brief description of the item, including if there is any damage pre-move
- For expensive items, their relative monetary value (in case items are stolen from your unit)
- How and where you packed the item (in a box, storage bin, or something else)
- The name and location of the storage unit facility
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Tuesday, September 24, 2024
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Saturday, September 21, 2024
Organize your storage unit by priority.
Remember the inventory list from earlier? Take a look at it again and highlight those items you think you’ll need most often from your storage unit. Will you need your winter coats in a few weeks? Will you want to use your golf clubs once a month? Whatever items you might need to access regularly should be stored at the front of your storage unit. On the other hand, if you’re not going to need your grandma’s dining room table until you move into a new house in two years, it can be stored in the very back corner of your storage unit.
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