Tips on what to pack first when packing for your move to make the process easier and stress-free. ​

Have a lot of outgrown baby clothes but don’t want to get rid of them? Here’s how to properly store them in a storage container to save them for future use.

Not storing your fur coats properly can cause irreparable damage. Check out these expert tips on how to store your fur coats properly.

Expert tips on how to store furniture safely in a storage unit to prevent any damage and mold.

Follow these tips on how to properly store your vinyl records to prevent damage and make sure they last. ​

Are you tired of parking your car in the driveway because there isn’t room in your garage? If so, you aren’t alone. Many homeowners that have a two car garage can’t enjoy the perks of covered parking because their garage is filled with everything but a vehicle. From lawn equipment and sporting goods to holiday decorations and tools, the garage tends to be a catch all for many items. So, how exactly is one supposed to find the time (and the space) to organize all of this stuff? Consider the following tips for turning your cluttered garage into a perfectly organized masterpiece.

Having a pool can be a great way to relax and beat the heat on those scorching summer days. Like all good things, however, swimming season comes to an end every year. As the temperatures begin to cool down, many pool owners begin preparing to close their pools for the winter. This entails taking apart equipment, cleaning and gathering supplies, and properly storing chemicals. As any pool owner knows, pool equipment and chemicals do not come cheap, so it’s important to take the right steps to ensure these items are properly stored during the winter months. The last thing you need is to be rebuying equipment next spring. In order to maximize the life and performance of your equipment and ensure your chemicals are stored safely, consider the following tips for properly storing your pool equipment.

Fall is officially around the corner and that means it’s time to put away the summer lawn equipment and break out the leaf blower and rake. However, before you just pile all of your lawn equipment into the back of your garage, it’s important to make sure you have taken the proper measures to ensure your equipment is safe from the outdoor elements. While neatly storing these items away is a great first step, there are a few techniques that should be followed to ensure your equipment will be functioning properly next year.

As summer begins to wind down, many of us anxiously await the crisp cool air, colorful leaves, and cozy lattes that accompany fall. With fall also comes flannels, sweaters, jackets, and boots. That means it’s time to change out our summer clothes for our fall wardrobe. Let’s face it, most people end up shoving their out of season clothes to the back of the closet to make room for their current wardrobe. However, this leads to cluttered closets and a disorganized mess. Let this be the year you store your seasonal clothes so you can effortlessly find the clothes you are looking for. There’s more to clothing storage, however, than just tossing clothes into plastic bins. With the right technique, you can maintain the integrity of your clothing while also maximizing space in your closet. Consider these helpful tips for storing your clothes the right way.

As summer draws to a close, college freshmen everywhere eagerly anticipate the big move to their college dorm. Among the excitement of college life and their first taste of freedom, however, many college freshmen find themselves overwhelmed with the packing and moving process. It can be a difficult task for young college students to know how to pack for life on campus, and that’s why it can be helpful to consider the following packing and moving tips.