With Halloween just around the corner, it’s fun to be spooky, but your home organization or mini-storage in Greenville, NC shouldn’t be. The Ring, The Grudge, and even The Babadook don’t have anything on the horror of a cluttered, unorganized space.
Here are 3 storage horrors to avoid and how to fix them.
1. Unorganized Piles of Anything
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Whether it’s piles of shoes and laundry on the floor or shoved in a laundry basket in the closet— that’s no way to store anything, anywhere. Can you imagine a deeper horror than looking for a pair of shoes that you just can’t find? No matter how many baskets you overturn, piles you sort through, you just can’t find it?
For people with storage like this, that nightmare is a reality. It doesn’t have to be though. There are plenty of shoe racks and vacuum seal storage solutions that can solve this nightmare. Here are some solutions from Woman’s Day to get you started.
2. Junky Drawers
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There’s nothing worse than those bottomless pit like drawers filled to the brim with no organization at all. Of course, it’s filled with things you need. It’s like in a horror movie when the protagonist is running and running and looking for a safe place to hide, except you’re just looking for a clip for your bag of chips. No one should have to dig through piles. Here are some neat tips on how you can organize your junk drawer.
3. Piled Up Pots and Pans
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Hell hath no horror like trying to get a pizza pan out from the bottom of every frying and roasting pan you own. Just shifting and piling it all out on your kitchen floor, just because you really want to make some ghost shaped cookies. Things shift and topple and CLANG— you have an avalanche on your hands. Here are some tips to make pan storage less chaotic.
Want to Banish All of These Fears?
These are just a couple things you can do. Of course, the best way to minimize clutter in your home and make it perfect for all the ghouls you care about is investing in mini-storage.
Scared of the price? We have a variety of sizing and plans for the smallest tombstone to the largest haunted house that you can explore. To learn more, check out our handy space estimator and call us at (252) 341-1487