Keep your arts and crafts away from the attic
Right from the start, we must tell you that you shouldn't store in your attic any of the delicate items you possess. Those are instruments, paintings, all kinds of arts and crafts, memorabilia, old photos, clothing, etc. Such items can be damaged beyond repair by the changes in temperature. And for the instruments and robust furniture, some of them can barely fit through narrow corridors and get to the attic in the first place. Then you and your piano movers San Antonio will have a hard time getting them out of there once you decide to move or use them again. Those situations increase chances for damages and injuries so please avoid storing huge pieces of furniture in the attic. If you need additional space for robust and delicate items, it is far better to invest in a climate-controlled storage unit. It is affordable to anyone and it will keep all your items safe and in perfect condition. You can find the best ones in the area at Evolution Moving Company TX. Give them a call and browse through your options.Leather is something you shouldn't store in your attic
As we already mentioned, due to extreme changes in temperatures, many items can be easily damaged and ruined completely. Blankets, clothing, wool, and leather are notoriously famous for getting damaged while being stored in the attic. So, avoid this and never store your precious clothing there. Especially expensive leather jackets, boots, and of course, furniture. But in case you get into this situation, there is always a way to restore damaged leather depending on the stage of the damage. But you’ll have to consult your local cobbler for the repairs.Chemicals are another thing you shouldn't store in your attic
Obviously, the items you shouldn't store in your attic are chemicals. The list is miles long but you probably know already what we are going to tell you. Check the following:- All flammable materials and objects.
- Matches, candles, torches, flashlights, batteries.
- Gasoline cans, aerosol sprays, Fire Extinguishers, or any cans under pressure.
- Bleach, solvents, paint, etc.
- All home chemicals.