Here are some winter reminders for taking care of your self-storage unit during the winter time:

  1. Keep the unit clean and organized. This will make it easier to access your items and prevent any accidents or slips.
  2. Protect your items from freezing. If you are storing items that are sensitive to cold temperatures, such as electronics or artwork, consider using a climate-controlled unit.
  3. Insulate pipes: If you have any pipes in your unit, make sure they are properly insulated to prevent them from freezing.
  4. Use pallets or raised platforms. This will keep your items off the ground and prevent them from getting damaged by any moisture.
  5. Keep a flashlight on hand. It’s a good idea to have an emergency kit in your unit in case of any unexpected situations.
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Storing your RV or Boat during the winter?

Here are some tips for storing your RV or boat during the winter months:

  1. Clean and dry the vehicle: Make sure to thoroughly clean and dry your RV or boat. This will help prevent mold and other damage caused by moisture.
  2. Disconnect the battery: Disconnect the battery and store it in a warm, dry place to prevent it from freezing and damaging the vehicle.
  3. Storing in an Outdoor Space, use a cover. Covering your RV or boat with a weatherproof cover will help protect it from the elements. A cover that fits snugly and is secured properly is best.
  4. Use a dehumidifier: Consider using a dehumidifier to help prevent moisture from accumulating inside the RV or boat.
  5. Inspect the vehicle before use: Before using your RV or boat again, make sure to inspect it. This includes checking the tires, brakes, and other mechanical components.
    Use these winter reminders and put into action! This will allow spring and summer months for your travels and boating come easily.

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