Doesn’t it feel amazing to be organized and clutter free? Whether you’re a keeper of all things sentimental or a dedicated minimizer, you will have items that need to an appropriate storage spot. Organization goes far beyond simply getting rid of clutter. Systems need to be in place that are unique to your lifestyle and […]
Halloween. For just one month of the year, Utah homes become graveyards, monster’s lairs, and haunted houses. Whether you go for the creepiest of scary sights designed to frighten even the toughest teenager or the cutest little delights for small kids to enjoy, Halloween decorations take up a lot of space. With so few weeks […]
For those of us living in an apartment, condo, or townhouse, storage can be very tricky. Living in a small space requires people to utilize every part of their home wisely and effectively. Here are some general tips for the urban dweller when it comes to maximizing your space, or lack thereof: Everyone’s situation is […]
Maybe you’ve seen sensational headlines about storage unit robberies or authorities finding all kinds of interesting things in abandoned units—these things can happen, but they make the news because they’re so rare. After all, a news article on the safety of a storage unit or how some people stayed afloat during the pandemic because they […]
Spring is in the air, and you know what that means—all kinds of deals on cleaning and gardening tools that you need and want, but no place to put them. Even if you’re lucky enough to have a garage, packing it full of tools that you don’t use on a daily basis means having zero […]
If today’s homes seem to be getting smaller and smaller, you’re right. They really don’t build homes like they used to, and size is one of the biggest factors new homeowners (and renters!) are struggling with. As the price for homes skyrocket, most people in the US “settle” for homes and/or storage options in homes […]
The term “boomerang kid” was coined well before the pandemic, but the pandemic certainly brought these adult children home to roost. It’s used to denote an adult child who has returned home, usually temporarily. It was especially common for adult children who had just completed college or grad school and needed a little (financial) help […]
