Sentences with phrase «stuff in a storage unit»

She had to store her stuff in a storage unit because it made no sense to bring it all home — Anyway, thank you for stopping by!

(Call your renters insurance agent before stashing your stuff in a storage unit and ask specifically about coverage limits and exclusions.)

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John Maloof found, stuffed into two storage units in Chicago, the unknown masterpieces of the late photographer Vivian Maier.

Having an aunt with a serious clutter problem and dealing with her problems for years (she's now elderly and in assisted living, but we have moved all her «stuff» to multiple storage units), I'm happy to learn that I did not inherit her hoarding gene and am classified «green»!

I really wish I could get in that storage unit and get our stuff!

I mean, «homeless» isn't entirely accurate — I've been living in a nice two - bedroom apartment with Dillon and his fiance for the last five weeks or so — but it's only meant to be temporary, and the majority of my stuff is in a storage unit.

Your stuff that's usually in your home, but which is stored in a storage unit, has a lower personal property coverage limit in most cases.

One of the obvious drawbacks to living in an apartment is not having a garage, so if you need to use a storage unit to hold your extra stuff, is it covered?

Of course, the Huawei P20 Pro shouldn't just be a top - notch cameraphone, also including other super-premium stuff like a Kirin 970 SoC with a built - in Neural Processing Unit for advanced AI capabilities, 6 GB RAM, 128 GB internal storage space, a hefty 4000mAh battery with SuperCharge functionality, IP67 water resistance, Android 8.1 Oreo software, and a 19:9 6.1 - inch «notched» OLED screen with 2240 x 1080 resolution.

My last tip for seasonal storage, assuming you have a little extra room and more stuff, is to set up a four shelf storage unit in a garage or basement.

Where I gave away almost all my clothes, shoes, purses, books, knick - knacks, games, kitchenware, and squeezed down into 1 / 3rd of a 3 foot wide closet, my husband has 6 boxes of t - shirts alone, at least that many boxes of baseball caps, some he's never worn, and tools and parts for never - done projects and model cars still in the boxes, and his collection of 20 + Monopoly games and who knows what - all — all stuffed into our rent house's tiny basement, garage and a small storage unit.

I have spent about a million dollars on my face this year, lol, not really, but I had this storage unit (which I've posted about a dozen times, about getting rid of your stuff and paring down) and this year I determined that I would calculate up how much that storage unit (which I got rid of) was costing me and invest instead in my skin.