Where should you store something like this ?
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Outside in a covered and locked shed with your other emergency supplies. Tents, lights, flash lights, sleeping bags, emergency meals, sturdy shoes, socks, rain slickers etc. It does no good to have your emergency supplies in your house if your house comes down. If your house is OK, you can still get your stuff and come back in. If not, then your supplies are worthless. Keep extra meds, eyeglasses and other items protected from weather. You should also have a plastic box of emergency supplies in your car. You may not be at home when something happens. Also, keep a "go-kit" by your bedside of shoes, socks, flash light and a whistle. If there is glass on the floor between your bed and the door, it helps. Also, if you are trapped, a whistle will help alert someone you need help. There are lots of lists online to augment the information here.
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I divided my Grab 'N Go Backpack in two bags, as it is heavy. I have half in my car and the other in my bedroom closet.
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I store mine in the coat closet by the front door--I just sit it on the floor so it is ready to grab and get out of the house. We added strike-anywhere matches, a can opener, and one dollar bills in a zip-lock to ours. I am thinking I may order the packs to carry in the cars as well. Not sure what the heat would do to the protein bars, though...they are probably like spam and could survive a nuclear attack.
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I store ours in a Rubbermaid tote. Easy to store & the handle makes it easy for them to carry them around.
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Mine was in a strong Styrofoam container placed in a strong box. Excellent to use later for storage.
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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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If you plan to use it, I store ours on the counter top in an area out of the way.If you're talking long term storage without use, I would really clean it and then place in a cabinet out of the way.
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Yes you can store on side. If it leaks there is something wrong with the product.
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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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Don't know about storing on side. Mine is on a small dolley. Takes up less room this way and is easy to move.
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I have been storing it that way without problem. Note, the inner bag is resealable and I also added a baggie around that.
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Because they're modular, they can be stored virtually anywhere. We have limited space so we stored ours in the garage. Great product and highly recommended for limited space. Ar
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If you can fold it neatly you can store it in a Rubbermaid box. However, if you don't have at least two people to put it away it's going to be pretty hard. I always have whoever is with me help me Before and after we use it. If you are leaving it inflated you might try hanging a couple of ropes in the garage and storing it on top of them. (Like makeshift rafters)
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You don't even need to separate it to store it - just flip it on its end, so it stands upright in a corner! That's the way we store all of the machines in our rowing studio.
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It's best stored in a cool dry space. I keep mine sealed in a thick freezer ziplock bag.
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its made to store the product inside. but can be used to store anything that fits.
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Yes, just check the measurements to make sure its big enough for what you want to store.
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Hi Its easy to store as its not too large. But I wouldnt recommend storing by folding as crease may form and also the stickiness may detoriate over time
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I would store it seperate just because it will compress, and then you will have to let it sit out for a while for it to expand back.