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Storage in Fairfax/San Rafael???
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07/08/2006
Tommy G. says:
Sooo I 've never had to use a storage place before, and don't have any experience with what's good and bad. And none of the places listed on Yelp have any reviews.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Sooo I 've never had to use a storage place before, and don't have any experience with what's good and bad. And none of the places listed on Yelp have any reviews.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
07/08/2006
Tom S. says:
The Public Store (PS) chain is consistently clean, well run, secure. Not the cheapest rates, but a good value for good service.
The Public Store (PS) chain is consistently clean, well run, secure. Not the cheapest rates, but a good value for good service.
07/09/2006
Tommy G. says:
My better half (see photos) is moving down from Canada and into my tiny cottage until we find another place. So now I have tons of junk that needs to go away. We're doing the uhaul thing later this month, so I just need a place to put all this stuff.
There's an interesting place out on the east coast, I think I saw something similar here once, where they send out these huge containers to your house - you fill them up and they take them away. I told my parents to do that with all my crap in their house but they didn't bite -- I think they just like complaining about it.
Then there are those huge separated storage units that look like train cars over by the dump. You get your own for $130 a month. Not sure about security there, though.
Then there are the more standard storage units...which looks like the priciest but safest option...
My better half (see photos) is moving down from Canada and into my tiny cottage until we find another place. So now I have tons of junk that needs to go away. We're doing the uhaul thing later this month, so I just need a place to put all this stuff.
There's an interesting place out on the east coast, I think I saw something similar here once, where they send out these huge containers to your house - you fill them up and they take them away. I told my parents to do that with all my crap in their house but they didn't bite -- I think they just like complaining about it.
Then there are those huge separated storage units that look like train cars over by the dump. You get your own for $130 a month. Not sure about security there, though.
Then there are the more standard storage units...which looks like the priciest but safest option...
07/09/2006
Ralph "HNIC" C. says:
for as often as i ran at stanford. you would think that i could recall the name - i want to say Pod something
parents will never put your stuff in storage, it is a universal truth that all parents from here to China secretly enjoy teasing their offspring about the junk in their house that belongs to people who no longer live there
for as often as i ran at stanford. you would think that i could recall the name - i want to say Pod something
parents will never put your stuff in storage, it is a universal truth that all parents from here to China secretly enjoy teasing their offspring about the junk in their house that belongs to people who no longer live there
07/09/2006
Tom S. says:
Ralph C. probably has it right. Most parents do create bedroom shrines to the departed fledglings. Not me! I had the kid's bedroom converted to a home office before she arrived at her freshman year dorm room.
Ralph C. probably has it right. Most parents do create bedroom shrines to the departed fledglings. Not me! I had the kid's bedroom converted to a home office before she arrived at her freshman year dorm room.
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