DREAM OF A BIGGER SPACE? TURN IT INTO A REALITY
Now you have a home to stay at and a bed to place your head, everything might seem rosy with you. However, over time, you may well come to realise that your place…
Read MoreNow you have a home to stay at and a bed to place your head, everything might seem rosy with you. However, over time, you may well come to realise that your place…
Read MoreSome of the Hazards When you look around your store room or garage on a weekend morning to clean and organise, you may come across some hazardous materials such as used oil, old TVs…
In the last article, we looked at what hoarding is and what it isn’t, together with some reasons why people hoard. We then started to look at how you can really help people in…
Is somebody in your circle of family and friends a hoarder? It may concern you and you may wish to help. Here are some useful thoughts and pointers on the matter adapted from Dr….
When people talk about the world’s most crowded cities, they always mention New York, London, Tokyo and Hong Kong, where famously, shower-heads are often found to have been fitted directly above toilets, or worse (see…
Welcome back to the final blog in our two-part guide to self-storage for expats and other movers. Here’s how to keep all those daily things you need accessible, while still making sure to get everything in…
People tend to underestimate the importance of storage. Just knowing you have a place to put Christmas/festival gifts, that table or couch, or necessary work tools, is a big stress reliever. A storage unit doesn’t…
Following an article on moving house with your cat last month, here is one on dogs. Most dogs handle moving house better than the average cat does, but you can still do things to help…
A brief history of its rise The self-storage industry actually started, believe it or not, in a previous century (well OK – the 19th), when warehouses were constructed for business customers. The first identifiably…
Most cats don’t like too much change, and most would probably prefer to stay in their known territory. You can avoid a lot of grief by taking care of several aspects of the move…