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Winter clothes, even if you're not wearing them, may be heavy and consume room in your closet. As a result, during the summer months, you might want to store your winter wardrobe somewhere else. But where should you keep it?
Published: March 01, 2022
Winter clothes, even if you’re not wearing them, may be heavy and consume room in your closet. As a result, during the summer months, you might want to store your winter wardrobe somewhere else. But where should you keep it?
If you’re wondering the same thing, continue reading, UNITS Moving and Portable Storage of Tampa Bay is here to share some helpful tips!
When it comes to selecting the suitable container or box for your winter apparel, you’ll want one with a strong seal. Sealed totes with tightly closed tops are a great option because they keep water and other dampness out while your clothes are in storage, preventing mold and damage.
Consider compressing your winter apparel if you want to save room in your wardrobe. Vacuum bags are ideal for this. Use separate bags for each component of outdoor winter clothing to maintain them as flat as possible. Keep the things in a waterproof container after they’ve been sealed.
When the winter is over, don’t make a ruckus by attempting to store your winter clothing in one place. It’s a good idea to have separate containers for both indoor and outdoor winter apparel. You’ll also want to label the boxes so you know what they contain. If you buy individual boxes for each member of your family, keep in mind that they will take up more room in your storage container.
For more organization and storage tips, check the UNITS Moving and Portable Storage of Tampa Bay!
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