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Rent a storage garage (climate controlled), then put all your non-vital stuff into it. If it isn't worth storing you can throw it away - right away.

If its something you think you should have used during the year (not long term keep sake or legal documents), then figure out what your going to do with it. Don't do everything at once. Just pick some stuff out of storage and determine what to do. Slowly.

If you need it, just grab it from storage. If nothing else, a storage garage makes a fine place to keep your encrypted, backups.

[edit] put Rubbermaid shelves (or equiv) in the storage garage, do not pile boxes. That will defeat the purpose. The Rubbermaid shelves are easy to put up and sell / donate later.



Actually I already have a storage unit, which I don't think I've been to in over a year :)

I like the Rubbermaid shelves idea though.


If you haven't been to it in a year then you don't need any of the stuff that's in it. Get rid of it all.


It seems Rubbermaid doesn't have the shelves I bought anymore and the closest equivalent is: http://www.menards.com/main/storage-organization/garage-outd...

They go up/down quick, hold a lot of weight, and last forever (easy to sell to the next person).




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