what works best if you are storing dog beds and other objects that will be in plastic containers in the attice of a garage for a long time?
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Hello Romelle, Try using a couple of packets of the Herbal Moth away in your containers. We live in Florida and we have to store many items in the garage or attic. These packets I think keep items smelling fresh, just wish I could find them in the store. Hope this helps. Karen R.
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I've used both Herbal Moth Away sachets and cedar chip bags. They both need yearly replacement but I like how easy the sachets work into clothes and linens.
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yes it would do well in that enviroment, but the top side of it is made of a soft fabric with plastic like material underneath so if you do store it in an attic i'd cover with with something else to protect it from dust, if you never plan on taking the cover off if used on a bed in the furture .
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Depending on where you live, it is probably best to store it in a garage if possible as there are electrical components. As far as a cover, you might want to consider using a bbq cover or patio furniture cover.
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Don't know why you don't want them in the house. I think under beds is a good solution it they fit there. I don't know how temperature effects storage.
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I think it would be better used to store stuff in it in a garage or attic, then be sent on an airline. cause how rough they get throwing suit cases and trunks around could damage it.
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Since attics tend to have extreme temperature fluctuations, I would advise not to. Should store in cool dry temperature surroundings, such as on a shelf in a hall or bedroom closet. But this is just my advice.
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We use ours so much I haven't had to worry about storing/hanging it, but two large hooks screwed into your garage wall should do the trick.
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We have a trash can with a lid that locks and we take it to the street for trash pick up once a week however. We are considering the doggie Dooley. Basically a septic tank for dog poop. So no added plastic and dog poop to our landfills.
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Sure, I use it to store my babies' clothes and bedding.I would still keep the bins in a dry place and safe from the elements.
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You could try refrigeration in a paper bag. I believe they keep longer in a paper bag as the moisture isn't locked in.
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No not it this kind. I would recommend a wire crate. They can usually be broken down and lay flat. It allows for better air circulation when it's warm and you can always cover it to make it darker or warmer as needed. All the other crates I own are the wire with the plastic pan that can slide out of the bottom for ease of cleaning. Hope that helps.
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Karon K got it right. You need to insulate the sides, bottom and top. Cardboard is probably the best. Then seal the lid with metal duct tape. For additional protection of delicate devices, put them in a plastic bag, then wrap with aluminum foil.
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Actually, that sounds like a good idea. I'd place it into my garage, then cover it with a trash bag. The sides are tall enough to hold them without tipping over, but I'm not good at guessing how many rolls.
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I use a hanging bucket with one flat side that hangs inside the crate for my dog. Amazon sells the flat hanging buckets as do some other pet supply stores.
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I use it in Garage. You would have to check with Rubbermaid if it can stand up to the weather elements.
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I position it in a corner and anchor mine with pieces of furniture to keep it in place, or milk crates with something heavy inside. If you have a dog crate, you can add that and it puts considerably more weight to the unit, harder for dogs to move about.
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This thing is great and did a wonderful job on our bifold doors. I dont know what a plastic storage closet is. Sorry.