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Even if you're not wearing them, winter attire may be bulky and take up space in your closet. As a result, throughout the summer months, you might want to store your winter clothing elsewhere. But where should it go?
Published: April 01, 2022
Even if you’re not wearing them, winter attire may be bulky and take up space in your closet. As a result, throughout the summer months, you might want to store your winter clothing elsewhere. But where should it go?
If you’re wondering the same thing, continue reading, UNITS Moving and Portable Storage of Virginia Beach is here to share some helpful tips!
When it comes to choosing the right container or box for your winter clothing, you’ll want one with a solid seal. A good alternative is to store your items in sealed bags with tightly sealed tops, which keep water and other dampness out while they’re in storage, preventing mold and damage.
If you want to save space in your wardrobe, consider compressing your winter clothes. Vacuum bags are perfect for this. To keep outdoor winter clothing as flat as possible, separate bags for each component should be used. Seal the items and store them in a waterproof container after they’ve been vacuumed.
Indoor and outdoor winter clothing should be stored in separate containers. Labeling the boxes will help you figure out what they contain. If you buy individual boxes for each member of your family, bear 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 Virginia Beach!
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