Are you a sentimental person that just cannot get rid of the things from your kids' youth? Maybe you want to hold onto the bike that they pedaled for the first time, or the baby doll gear that your daughter spent so much time playing with. Renting a small storage unit can make it easy to hold onto these keepsakes without allowing them to overrun your home. My site will give you lots of useful tips on how to properly store different family keepsakes to ensure they remain in great condition while they are stored until you retrieve them again.
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27 February 2015
If you're looking to buy a used pool table, then it makes sense to hire someone to move it for you. When you purchase a brand new pool table, the company will normally deliver it to your home. However, when you purchase a used pool table you won't have that luxury. It will normally be up to you to figure out how to get it from the sellers house to your house.
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24 February 2015
If taken care of properly, pianos can last for generations. Here are three things that you need to do to make your piano happy.
Clean the Keys
Piano keys need to be dusted and cleaned often, particularly if you leave the lid up. Even if you always wash your hands before you play (which most people do not do), your piano can collect oil from your fingers, dirt, and dust. This gunk can then stick to your keys and over time it will damage them.
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17 February 2015
If one of your family members has died and you're trying to clear out the person's apartment, you know how intimidating the task can seem. Unless the person consciously downsized and got rid of most of their possessions, you're dealing with years and years of papers, knickknacks, furniture, and general stuff. Add in all the administrative things you have to take care of like closing accounts and getting potential donations appraised, and you have a full-time packing job on your hands -- and that's without housing deadlines.
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