Harris Self Storage is Your Source for Quality Appliance Storage
When you need to learn how to store appliances, trust the experts at Harris Self Storage in Radford, VA. How you store those appliances depends on what kind of person you are. Some may need access to their blenders, while others need the coffee maker. Check out these quality storage tips for your kitchen appliances, courtesy of The Spruce.
Group Appliances Together by the Usage Frequency
Group your appliances together in storage by the frequency you use them. What kind of space do you have in your kitchen cabinets? If you’re limited, you should be careful with how you store them. You should consider possibly getting rid of appliances if you don’t use them. Consider buying appliances that can do multiple functions.
Get Rid of the Appliances You Don’t Use Anymore
If you don’t use the appliance, you should let it go as soon as possible. Think about the juicers, egg poachers, and rice cookers you have no use for. If you don’t use them, they’re only taking up space. Never be afraid to let go of the stuff you don’t have a use for.
Donate or Recycle Appliances You No Longer Use
Any appliance you donate can have another life in a new home. You can do this through donation, consignments, or selling it yourself. Your local Salvation Army, Goodwill, and related stores or charities may accept these donations.
Get Rid of the Clutter Currently Occupying Your Kitchen Cabinets
Look at how you are storing your appliances. Wrap plugs around an appliance prior to storing. Make sure you save the owner’s manuals online. You can also store smaller items in zip-loc bags, and label them to make it easier for you finding them later. This ensures a greater likelihood of more organized cabinets. Store only the appliances you need.
For more information on how to store appliances, give Harris Self Storage a call at (540) 639-1617. Follow us on Facebook and Yelp for updates and reviews. We are happy to discuss how to store appliances on your property.
