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Guardamuebles y Mudanzas Sotogrande gives you Tips for Storing Textile Products<\/strong> safely without any damage in a furniture repository.<\/strong><\/p>\n The biggest concern when you hire a furniture storage service is that they will damage your belongings.<\/strong> This is especially true of textiles<\/strong>: clothes, sofas, mattresses, etc., which have a high financial value.<\/p>\n The most important thing to do is to entrust your belongings to an accredited furniture repository<\/strong> such as Guardamuebles y Mudanzas Sotogrande.<\/strong> And follow these proven guidelines on how to store your textiles.<\/p>\n It is essential that your clothes are washed before storing them. Perspiration, including perfumes can settle on the fabric and possibly damage the clothes over time<\/strong>. Dirty clothes can also cause unpleasant odours<\/strong> that infest the storage unit and potentially attract insects and other pests<\/strong>.<\/p>\n While the average cardboard box will suffice in most cases, there are a variety of sizes.\u00a0 Don’t use plastic bags: they don’t support ventilation<\/strong> and can cause mould and mildew to grow on your furniture and textiles.<\/p>\n There are boxes specifically designed to store clothes on hangers.<\/strong> This is ideal for jackets, dresses and other garments that cannot be folded easily; or garments that you want to avoid creasing.<\/p>\n If you are concerned about moisture or pests <\/strong>damaging your clothes, you can store items inside a cotton garment bag<\/strong> before putting them in your wardrobe box. Folded items can be wrapped in acid-free tissue paper<\/strong> for additional protection. Never place clothing in plastic bags while they are stored since trapping moisture can damage the fabric.<\/p>\n Place moisture-absorbing silica gel packets<\/strong> and\/or cedar balls inside to keep your belongings dry and prevent musty aromas from invading the space.<\/p>\n Certain types of clothing are best stored on hangers, while others are best stored folded:<\/p>\n It is highly recommended that you purchase a temperature-controlled storage unit<\/strong>. This will not only keep your clothes at a constant temperature, but will also minimise moisture and dust<\/strong> in the storage unit.<\/p>\n Generally, expensive or rare materials, such as furs, should not be stored in a vacuum-sealed bag because it can flatten the material<\/strong>. You can vacuum seal for temporary storage, but long-term storage items should be stored in a container or garment bag.<\/p>\n1. Wash your textiles before storing them<\/h2>\n
2. Use cardboard boxes<\/h3>\n
3. Choose which clothes to hang and which to fold<\/h3>\n
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4. Opt for a Climate-controlled storage<\/h4>\n
5. Avoid vacuum sealing certain items.<\/h5>\n
The last of the tips for storing textile products<\/h6>\n