You should not store these in your unit…

While storage units can be a convenient solution for storing belongings, there are certain items that should NOT be stored in a storage unit.

Here are some examples of what NOT to store in a storage unit:

1. Perishable items: Perishable items such as food, plants, and animals should NOT be stored in a storage unit. These items can attract pests and can quickly spoil, creating unpleasant odors and potential health hazards.
2. Hazardous materials: Hazardous materials such as gasoline, propane tanks, and chemicals should NOT be stored in a storage unit. These items can pose a fire risk and can be harmful if they leak or spill.
3. Illegal items: It is illegal to store illegal items such as stolen property, firearms, and drugs in a storage unit.
4. Valuable items: While storage units can be secure, it is generally NOT recommended to store highly valuable items such as jewelry, cash, or important documents in a storage unit. These items are better stored in a secure location such as a safe deposit box or a home safe.
5. Sentimental items: Items with sentimental value such as family heirlooms and photo albums should also be kept in a more secure location. These items can be irreplaceable and should be stored in a location where they will be protected from damage or theft.