If you have a car that you don't plan on driving for a while, putting it into a storage unit is a good way to keep in in great shape. However, there are some tips to keep in mind if you want to ensure your car emerges from storage without any damage.
Put dryer sheets on the seats and floor to absorb moisture.
Moisture is your number one enemy when storing anything, including a car.
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Moving out of your old office and into a new one can sometimes feel like a necessary evil, especially if the logistics of the move itself are complex. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to make the experience a little easier on yourself and your employees. For instance, you may be able to lighten the burden of your office move by getting rid of any equipment, furniture, or office supplies you might not need at your new location.
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The average American owns too much stuff, and simply cannot store it all in their own home. This is when storage units come in handy. They offer additional storage space for only a small price each month. Instead of tossing your belongings into cardboard boxes and then into the storage unit, consider installing different types of furniture or tools that will help your organize your unit. Built-in shelves come in particularly handy.
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Despite the many technological distractions available today, reading as a hobby is still just as appreciated now as in the past. Nearly 73% of participants in a recent study read a book in the last year. The typical American bookworm still possesses several hardcopy books that they probably would never part with. Even if you're not a bookworm, you still probably have a favorite book or two sitting on your bookshelf that you wouldn't leave behind even if you were to relocate.
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