Hello, my name is Val and this is my vintage clothes storage blog. I am not a storage expert but I have recently learnt an awful lot about the subject. A couple of years ago, I decided to start an online vintage clothes business. I bought some stock and started to sell it. When I had sold some of these items, I invested in new stock. As my business took off, I quickly found that I didn't have enough room to store it until it was sold. It was then I decided to invest in a storage unit. I found a great company which had climate controlled conditions which keep my clothes in perfect condition. I hope you enjoy my blog.
Posted on: 25 June 2017
If you like to make your own kombucha, you may be wondering what to do with your supply during your move. With the right preparation, your cultures and possibly even your kombucha can easily survive the move. Here's what you need to know
1. Drink Prepared Kombucha
If you have kombucha that is prepared and ready to drink, that needs to stay refrigerated. If left out, the liquid can get vinegary in taste.
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Posted on: 22 June 2017
One of the largest items of furniture in the home are beds such as doubles, king-sized singles and bunk beds. They are often the trickiest things to get out of your home when you are moving. Handling large items like these often needs specialist skills and knowledge so it is always preferable to hire operatives experienced with a range of furniture removals, especially if you need to shift your bed over a flight of stairs or two.
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Posted on: 22 June 2017
Self storage units are a handy place to keep furniture, books and other belongings while you're moving house or when you're short on space. While it might seem that all you need to make use of one is a pile of things to store and a way to transport them, a few extra tools can help you get the most out of your storage space. If you're going to be revisiting your storage locker, create a small tool kit and keep it near the entrance.
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Posted on: 20 June 2017
Moving large plants from one location to another is a challenging enough task as it is. Moving large cacti is a whole different ballgame all together. Not only are cactuses very brittle, but when they reach heights of 5 feet or more, they can be awkward for your movers to transport safely.
Fortunately, you don't have to leave them behind. With a little ingenuity and a lot of tenderness from your team of removalists, you can get your cacti to your new home in one piece.
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