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		<description><![CDATA[Many people living in the United States have property in their homes that is never used but cannot be thrown away. This property includes collected items, gifts, inherited property, and much more. In many cases the property is in good condition, useful, or has some sort of sentimental value which means it cannot be thrown [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many people living in the United States have property in their homes that is never used but cannot be thrown away. This property includes collected items, gifts, inherited property, and much more. In many cases the property is in good condition, useful, or has some sort of sentimental value which means it cannot be thrown out. Initially keeping property in the home that is just for show or that cannot be thrown away causes no problems but, overtime, it can become an issue. When a large family has boxes full of items that cannot be thrown away their home can feel cluttered and unsightly. One way to cut down on the clutter without throwing away boxes of items is to invest in long term storage.</p>
<p><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/long-term/" title="long term storage">Long term storage</a> is storage that is used to store items on an almost permanent basis. The items stored using long term storage are usually items that, sometime in the future, someone in your family might need but that are in the way for now. Long term storage will get all unneeded items out of your house and place them in a safe location. When paid on a yearly basis storage fees can be affordable and easy for a small family to manage. Since storage is new to many people it is important to learn and remember some important tips that will help make sure that your long term storage career is a happy, uneventful one.</p>
<p>Try to pack any clothing or small items into plastic containers instead of boxes. Plastic containers will last longer and protect all items stored in them much better than the average box. Make sure the container you use is sealed tightly and completely filled before making it ready for storage. If you do need to use regular boxes then make sure they are carefully sealed to cut down on the chances of anything getting into the boxes. When storing clothes or fabric be sure to use mothballs to help protect your clothing from damage.</p>
<p>When it comes to storing appliances for long periods of time make sure that they are carefully cleaned out. Do not store anything like microwaves and other appliances unless you are absolutely sure that they have been well cleaned. Also clean any furniture that you are planning to store carefully. Vacuum couches if necessary and anything else to get all bits of dirt, dust, and old food off of them before placing them into storage. Cover everything you place into the storage unit with plastic.</p>
<p>Before you start moving things into your <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/unit/" title="storage unit">storage unit</a> always make sure that you clean it first. You have no way of knowing what or who used the storage unit before you and things can travel in boxes. In order to avoid having your items contaminated take some time to carefully sweep out, vacuum, and clean your storage unit before moving anything into it. When it is clean lay down plastic then start placing your belongings on top of the plastic.</p>
<p>Even with careful cleaning and planning insects or rodents might still find their way into your storage unit. When this happens it is important that you do not panic, instead of panicking just work on treating the problem. Do not be afraid to spray insecticide in your <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/unit/" title="storage unit">storage unit</a>. Spraying bug killing spray will not hurt your things but you should never leave a flammable can of insecticide in your storage unit for later use.</p>
<p>If you notice a particularly bad outbreak of rodents or insects try to find out what is causing the trouble. In many cases food attracts insects and rodents so never store food if it can be helped. This means do not try to store canned preserves or anything else that might come undone. It is not hard for a jar to break or burst because of bad stacking and the spilled food will attract rodents and insects from all over.</p>
<p>After you have gotten rid of anything that caused a bad infestation it is time to start cleaning up the mess and getting rid of the new guests living in your storage unit. The fastest way to do this is by putting out traps and poison. Insect and rodent traps are extremely inexpensive and are a fast way to rid yourself of unwanted guests. Poison is another good way to get rid of troublesome rodents and insects when handled with care.</p>
<p>Having a storage unit can be an extremely efficient way to take care of storage problems at your home. Once you are comfortable with the idea of using storage units you will be able to take back your home and enjoy your free space.</p>
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		<title>Plastic Storage Containers for Long Term Food Storage</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:12:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Long Term Self Storage</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:27:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Self storage is commonly used for short term storage. That&#8217;s because it&#8217;s the ideal solution for people who need to store something for a short period of time. The contracts are typically month-to-month with no long term commitment required, and no penalties or charges for removing items early. The convenience of self storage lends itself [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/storage/" title="self storage">Self storage</a> is commonly used for short term storage. That&#8217;s because it&#8217;s the ideal solution for people who need to store something for a short period of time. The contracts are typically month-to-month with no long term commitment required, and no penalties or charges for removing items early. The convenience of self storage lends itself to short term storage, because you can go anytime the facility is open to add items or remove them.</p>
<p>For people in the process of moving, self storage is perfect because it can be so flexible, cost-efficient and short term. But there are many good reasons to consider self storage for your long term storage needs, too. Traditional storage might require a long term contract and therefore seem like a good long term storage solution. But if you use self storage instead, you get the flexibility of being able to come and go when you please and add and remove things when you want, while knowing your items are secure behind your own lock and can&#8217;t be accessed or moved as they can with traditional storage. Self storage can make it much more convenient to store items that you need to access regularly or just from time to time. There are a number of situations where long-term self storage might be a good idea.</p>
<p>Business documents. Businesses that need to keep boxes and boxes of paperwork for legal and tax reasons can benefit from long term self storage. As the number of boxes decreases or increases, it&#8217;s easy and hassle free to rent a smaller or larger storage unit. And when access to the paperwork is needed, it&#8217;s convenient to go anytime the facility is open. The amount of document (and now even disk and digital) storage businesses are required to keep can be astounding. These boxes can take up valuable office space or <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/storage/" title="storage space">storage space</a> within a company. With long term self storage, they can be conveniently stored off site where they&#8217;re still accessible.</p>
<p>Boat storage. If you live in an area where you can only use your boat from spring to fall, you&#8217;ll have to store your boat for the winter. This might be in your backyard or your garage, but self storage is great for long term boat storage, too. Some areas might require that boats not be visible from the street or be present in a yard, so if you don&#8217;t have a garage or a storage building, you&#8217;ll have to rent storage for your boat. And you may opt to store your boat off-site even if you have a garage or storage shed. Why use up all that space with something that can only sit there for at least a few months? Self storage is the perfect solution.</p>
<p>RV storage. Most people use their recreational vehicles only on certain occasions throughout the year. It doesn&#8217;t have to take up valuable garage space when you&#8217;re not traveling across the country in it. Self storage will let you store your RV safely and securely when you&#8217;re not in a traveling frame of mind.</p>
<p>Vehicle storage. You might have many reasons to store a vehicle. Some people prefer not to drive in the wintertime and take other transportation. And some cars and other vehicles like classics and show cars are best stored during the winter season for their own protection. <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/vehicle/" title="vehicle storage">Vehicle storage</a> is an ideal use for long term self storage.</p>
<p>Seasonal wardrobes. Closet space is almost always at a premium in today&#8217;s homes. We might all dream of huge walk in closets, but few of us have that luxury. When the seasons change, we either leave last season&#8217;s clothes and heavy coats in the closet with this season&#8217;s clothes, which take up tons of space and make it harder to get to what we need. Or we pack those clothes away in boxes, bags and bins and try to cram them in the backs of closets, under beds, in our backyard storage shed or in the attic, and these places are usually already full of other stored items.</p>
<p>Mini storage would be a good choice for a person&#8217;s seasonal wardrobe. A closet-sized storage unit can hold winter clothes to make room in your closet for the clothes you need during the current weather, and because self storage is so convenient, when you want to change you simply trade the clothes in your storage unit with those in your closet. Long term storage for clothes is ideal for those with large wardrobes, with a minimum of closet space, or both.</p>
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		<title>Advice on Putting Your Stuff in Long Term Storage</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are many families and individuals that have a great deal of property in their home that is usually in the way. This property is usually valuable meaning it cannot be thrown away and usually includes collectables, antiques, special family heirlooms, and other items that are not immediately useful, but are much too important to throw or give away. Overtime families and individuals realize that this type of property cannot be kept in a house. It takes up too much space that could be occupied by property that is more important or useful. Rather than make a painful decision that you might later regret take advantage of the <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/long-term/" title="long term storage">long term storage</a> solutions in your community.</p>
<p>Long term storage can be used to store important items for many months or even years if not forever. This storage solution is great for providing individuals and families with a place to keep items that might become useful or extremely valuable again sometime in the foreseeable future. Long term storage can be paid in yearly or monthly increments making it easy for the average family or working individual to afford. This storage solution also provides families and individuals with a safe place to store important items when there is no longer room in the home. Even though long term storage is the perfect solution too many those with no immediate storage experience might find the process confusing. Before you give up on the idea of using long term storage, use this easy to remember advice which will make your long term storage experience easier and more enjoyable.</p>
<p>If you are planning to store furniture and household appliances for long periods of time it is important that all the items being stored are cleaned out thoroughly before they even see the inside of a storage unit. Microwaves and deep freezers are two items that must receive an extremely thorough cleaning to remove all food particles, crumbs, and dried spill stains. Furniture too must be cleaned to remove food particles as well. Many people do not realize that couches and love seats often contain crumbs of snack food thanks to adults and children alike. To get these crumbs cleaned up vacuum underneath all cushions of a couch carefully. Also wipe down any surfaces such as table tops and couch cushions. When everything is well cleaned cover all furniture and appliances with plastic to help keep them safe from dust and dirt.</p>
<p>Use plastic containers for packing whenever possible instead of using the traditional cardboard box. Yes plastic containers are more expensive than boxes but this is a case of getting what you pay for. A good plastic container will last longer than a cardboard box and will help keep your clothing and other belongings safe from accidental spills and leaks that might occur from time to time. When you have purchased plastic containers make sure you fill them completely before closing them. If there is any lose space in your container fill it with cloth or newspaper to help avoid shifting after <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/" title="storage">storage</a>. Only when the container has been packed tightly should you attempt to close it. Always make sure the plastic container has been completely sealed before storing it and even consider securing it with shut with packing tape as an extra precaution. If you are storing fabrics or clothing items always remember to add moth balls to the container to help protect your things from damage.</p>
<p>One thing that you must never forget to do is to clean your storage unit before moving any of your belongings in. This is something that most people forget because they are so busy trying to find a storage facility that offers long term arrangements and then pack their items up for storage. Failing to clean out your storage unit when you are storing items for months or years could lead to contaminations and infestations. Even though the storage company might seem reputable enough you have no way of knowing what sort of people rented the storage unit before you. When you have been assigned storage units carefully sweep or vacuum the entire area. Dust the walls and even the ceiling if you can reach it. Spray for insects and lay down rodent or insect traps then place plastic or tarp down on the ground to lay your belongings on. Always avoid placing your belongings directly on the floor of the storage unit.</p>
<p>Last, but never least, prepare for possible rodent infestation. It is easy forget that your storage unit might become home to thousands of tiny pests but it is possible. Especially if you do not take the time to clean out your storage unit or clean off your belongings. If you do visit your storage unit one day and find that your unit is filled with bugs or even rodents do not panic. Calm yourself and work on getting rid of the pests. Invest in some strong bug spray and spray the inside of your unit and around the outside if possible. Never leave the can of insect spray inside the unit because they are flammable and can cause a fire in the future.</p>
<p>Once you have sprayed leave your unit alone for a few days and then visit to sweep out all of the dead bugs. If you are afraid that there are rodents in your unit place rodent poison or traps down that will catch any rodents that come into your unit. If you are squeamish about dealing with rodents there are many traps available that will catch and hold a mouse or rat in such a way that you never even have to look at it. After you have dealt with the problem contact the manager of the <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://selfstorage.simplyss.com/facilities/" title="storage facility">storage facility</a> about your problems. Take pictures of the infestation if possible and in some cases you might be able to receive some free storage credits.</p>
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