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Going Home for the Summer? Do It with Less Stuff and More Cash (With These Five Easy Steps)

Wednesday, March 30, 2005 11:00 AM
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MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(COLLEGIATE PRESSWIRE)--Mar 30, 2005--It`s time to pack up and head home for summer with as much of your stuff as you can cram in Mom or Dad�s SUV or minivan. Why not save yourself the hassle of Mom rummaging through your boxes (who knows what she might find!) and stash everything in a nearby storage unit?

Here`s a list of things that can make summer storage as easy as dropping last semester�s Trig class.

1. Stash your Clothes. Separate your clothes into those you`ll wear this summer, those you won`t and those miniskirts, negligees and other clothing you don`t want Mom to see.

2. Stash your Gear. Separate your stuff into two categories: Home and Away-From-Home. Pare down as much as possible, because you know there isn`t as much room in your parent`s basement as there was before college.

3. Recycle Books. Last semester`s school books are for last semester. Sell `em. To the school book store. To underclassmen. To your kid sister. Do something with them, just don`t bring them home!

4. Leave the Milk Crates and Cement Blocks. Your cool furniture looks cool in the dorm, not in your parent`s living room.

5. Dump your ''Memorabilia.'' The imported beer cans, Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues and the few hundred strands of Mardi Gras beads might seem priceless to you now, but aren`t exactly going to make you rich on eBay someday. Dump them unless the thought breaks your heart. If you can`t bear to part with them, find the nearest self storage facility rather than risk having Mom put them out by the curb as soon as you get home.

Since few colleges offer summer storage, more and more students are turning to self-storage facilities for the summer. They offer the quickest, easiest and least expensive way to store your belongings for the summer. You can lease a unit to meet your summer storage needs, or longer, if necessary.

Some national chains are even offering specials just for students. At Storage USA, a national chain, students get a $25 Visa gift card with every new rental. Or, if your wallet is already crammed with so many credit cards that you don�t have room for one more, Storage USA has a choice of three other offers: two weeks free storage, 15% off your summer rental, or even free use of a moving truck at some of their locations. For more information, visit www.storageusa.com, call Storage USA at 1-800-STOR-USA or visit your local Storage USA.


About Storage USA
Storage USA is one of the nation`s largest providers of self storage facilities, with hundreds of locations nationwide. The Company provides dependable, high quality, convenient and affordable self storage services with features including climate-control units, extra-wide drive aisles and overhead rolling garage doors that make moving in a breeze. Packing and moving supplies are also available, and rental trucks are available at select locations.

So dedicated is Storage USA to providing its customers with the highest level of service possible, that it offers its Total Storage Satisfaction Guarantee. If, for any reason, customers are dissatisfied with their service due to a failure to deliver on its promise, Storage USA will refund up to the current`s month rent. For more information about Storage USA, to locate a facility and download a coupon featuring several discount offers for student summer rentals, call 1-800-STOR-USA or visit their website at www.StorageUSA.com.


Source: Storage USA

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