Electronics and Appliance Storage

Learn how to safely store electronics and appliances with expert advice for protecting sensitive and bulky items.

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5 Types Of Businesses That Don’t Need An Office To Thrive But Can Use Self Storage

Officially, the U.S. has recovered all the jobs lost during the coronavirus pandemic, and in record times – almost three times faster than after the Great Depression. However, the job market looks a lot different now compared to before 2020. We’re very close to having almost 20% of all U.S. employees working from home, with the trend poised to continue as flexibility, personal comfort and cost efficiency are great bargain points working in its favor.

7 Of The Most Frequently Asked Questions About Putting Your Household Appliances in Self Storage

If you are planning a move, there is probably a lot on your mind as this can be a stressful time, packing all your belongings and having them moved to a new location. To make this process easier, you can turn to self storage, a service that has become essential for a variety of life events, including relocation, among others. You can send some of your belongings, such as your refrigerator, stove, dryer, and washing machine, ahead and have them put in a storage unit until your arrival.

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Dealing With Old Electronics – 5 Repurposing and Reusing Ideas

Most people have old electronics and small gadgets lying around the house, cluttering their living space. Whether we’re talking about old kitchen appliances stored in the basement or even bulkier items such as obsolete TVs stuffed in all sorts of places around the house, we’re all reluctant to get rid of these things. Maybe they foster a deep emotional value, such as your first PlayStation, or you’re just thinking that it would be a waste to throw them out. And you’re right! Moreover, e-waste is a worryingly growing problem at the global level at the moment.

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How to Store Batteries in a Self-Storage Unit

Batteries are everywhere as more and more electronic devices are manufactured, and then there are the heavyweight versions used in cars and so on. You may have come to appreciate the benefits of self-storage, but can you simply throw anything that uses a battery into your storage unit? As with many aspects of self-storage, there are some rules and words of advice you should be aware of.