If you are like most people, you have too much stuff and not enough space for all of it. That being the case, you may need some help with self-storage ideas. Even if you are not feeling overwhelmed, most people can use some tips about finding storage space, both inside and outside of the house. Some people can utilize organizing, while others can use hidden storage space. And sometimes, all it takes is some creativity to find a home for all of the stuff that is cluttering up the useful space in your home. You may need a Hialeah storage unit or you may just need to think outside of the box and discover the unused storage space in your house. In Your Home Take a look around your home with a new set of eyes and you will probably find spaces that you have yet to use. Often, these are spaces that you normally would not have used for storage space. You may have some empty space under a set of stairs or behind a water heater. Some houses have space in the attic that can be used, but the fear of dust and moisture ruining their things makes them think twice about using those spaces. Consider using plastic storage containers with covers to safely pack the things you are worried about. You can store your suitcases in the attic without worrying about them, as well. Shrink wrap your suitcases to keep them safe from moisture and dust, but before you do, toss a dryer sheet inside of the suitcase. The dryer sheet will keep your suitcase smelling fresh and clean while it is stored. Speaking of wrapping items, vacuum sealing is another way to “find” extra space in your home. Vacuum sealed plastic bags can be used to reduce the amount of space blankets, sweaters, and other bulky items will utilize, especially when you are storing them away for the winter. In fact, once you have shrink wrapped a few piles of items, you can stuff them into the suitcases that you are storing away. Because the vacuum sealed bags will protect your belongings from insects, dirt, and moisture, they will be safe in the attic. Can you make more space in your closets? Maybe a closet organizer or two could help. Under the beds? Under couches or chairs? Keep looking around. Use hooks on the walls or ceilings to hang things that otherwise take up counter or table space. There are surely corners or other spaces that can be used to store something that has been getting on your last nerve. When purchasing new furniture, consider buying pieces that double as storage. Outside of Your Home Vacuum sealing your items also open up the possibility of storing them in your outside shed or garage. You probably have space out there to squeeze some more items. If you need more space, but just cannot find another inch to squeeze the last bit of your clutter, you may need to consider getting a Hialeah storage unit. At US Storage Centers in Hialeah, we are creative about with our storage space. In fact, we have plenty of storage space for all of your clutter. Contact us today to find out how we can help you find a home for everything you need. US Storage Centers 2771 West 76th Street Hialeah, FL 33016 (786) 269-0592
