- Drain liquid
- Clean the interior
- Treat for insects
- Clean the exterior
- Remove any glass and protect the appliance
- Secure with tape
- Protect any fragile parts
Thursday 29 October 2015
Storing Your Appliances
It can be very difficult to make space in your property for unused appliances such as fridges or freezers. Storage Salford understand that because appliances can be expensive. Many people prefer to keep hold of old ones to pass on to other family or friends or even to keep as a back up. A self storage Salford rental unit is a great affordable solution to enable you to keep hold of your appliances without taking up valuable space in your home. Before putting an appliance in storage dont forget to:
Thursday 22 October 2015
Why Downsizing Can Be A Good Thing!
You may not be excited about downsizing and may even feel you are taking a step backwards however the experts at storage salford have listed below some ways in which you will benefit:
Save money - smaller homes are less expensive to run and keep up to. If you are leaving a large property you will save some serious money on things such as utility bills.
Less time cleaning - The smaller your property the less items you will be able to keep and therefore less cleaning will be required.
More family bonding - In larger properties families tend to spread out and spend more time on their own in different rooms. A smaller house means less rooms and more time with family members.
Save money - smaller homes are less expensive to run and keep up to. If you are leaving a large property you will save some serious money on things such as utility bills.
Less time cleaning - The smaller your property the less items you will be able to keep and therefore less cleaning will be required.
More family bonding - In larger properties families tend to spread out and spend more time on their own in different rooms. A smaller house means less rooms and more time with family members.
Thursday 15 October 2015
Storage Suggestions For Small Bathrooms
Many bathrooms in modern properties are tight on space. Recent research shows that out of the rooms in a property the bathroom is the one which becomes the most restricted due to having too much stuff in it. The experts at Storage Salford have come up with a few suggestions to help!
Use towel racks - Towel racks free up that much needed space in the bathroom. Even better to still keep that much needed wall space install your towel racks on the back of your bathroom door.
Use Shelving - By installing shelving as high up as possible this helps you keep that all important floor space.
Utilise Corners - Be smart and install shower caddies and cabinets in the corners of your bathroom
Use towel racks - Towel racks free up that much needed space in the bathroom. Even better to still keep that much needed wall space install your towel racks on the back of your bathroom door.
Use Shelving - By installing shelving as high up as possible this helps you keep that all important floor space.
Utilise Corners - Be smart and install shower caddies and cabinets in the corners of your bathroom
Thursday 8 October 2015
How To Make The Most Of Your Storage Unit
At some stage in every families life there comes a time when you have too much collective clutter whether it be in your home or garage. When this happens renting a self storage salford unit is a great way to give you that little extra space you require. It may seem an easy thing to just dump your items into a storage unit however we have listed below some extra step that we recommend to our storage Salford customers.
1. Label everything - No matter how organised you think you are if you don't label boxes up when you need to eventually get to your items you will not know which box they are in. This will simply cause a headache!
2. Use shrink wrap - Covering all of your boxes in shrink wrap keeps everything compact and stops any overflowing boxes which you may pack on top of each other from splitting.
3. Plan for weather changes - Storing electronic items in the summer months is fine however if they are not protected then come the cold winter months you may encounter some issues.
1. Label everything - No matter how organised you think you are if you don't label boxes up when you need to eventually get to your items you will not know which box they are in. This will simply cause a headache!
2. Use shrink wrap - Covering all of your boxes in shrink wrap keeps everything compact and stops any overflowing boxes which you may pack on top of each other from splitting.
3. Plan for weather changes - Storing electronic items in the summer months is fine however if they are not protected then come the cold winter months you may encounter some issues.
Thursday 1 October 2015
Things To Do Before Renting A Property
Just imagine you have found your dream house or apartment to rent. Storage Salford have put together a useful check list of things to do before you sign the lease agreement.
Get the appropriate paperwork - When renting a property you will need certain paperwork proving your identity and earnings. Normally a form of photographic identification is required along with 3 payslips from your employer and also a copy of a recent bank statement.
Make a record of any damage - It is essential you walk through the entire property with your new landlord looking for any damages or issues caused by previous tenants. If this is not established before signing the lease you will be liable for any damage when wanting to move out of the property.
Establish what is included in the lease and what is allowed - In some cases the monthly rent will include utilities and access to a fridge and freezer and some rental properties don't include these items..... always check first. If you have a pet such as a dog this will need to be agreed to stay in the property by the landlord.
Get everything in writing - In today's society you cant just rely on a handshake! Make sure everything is fully above board and in writing.
Get the appropriate paperwork - When renting a property you will need certain paperwork proving your identity and earnings. Normally a form of photographic identification is required along with 3 payslips from your employer and also a copy of a recent bank statement.
Make a record of any damage - It is essential you walk through the entire property with your new landlord looking for any damages or issues caused by previous tenants. If this is not established before signing the lease you will be liable for any damage when wanting to move out of the property.
Establish what is included in the lease and what is allowed - In some cases the monthly rent will include utilities and access to a fridge and freezer and some rental properties don't include these items..... always check first. If you have a pet such as a dog this will need to be agreed to stay in the property by the landlord.
Get everything in writing - In today's society you cant just rely on a handshake! Make sure everything is fully above board and in writing.
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