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08/17/2008
I did something similar. I had a 6 shelf white plastic unit that I put in bifold closet doors for shelves. I put yarns and craft supplies in office max paper boxes from work, covered with unused wallpaper so they would all match. Then, to avoid having to search for something, I took a digital shot of the entire thing, and printed it out. I marked each photo with "greens, blues, reds, etc" and now I never have to go through the boxes! Also, if you store a lot of little things like jewelry, old collectables, etc that can fit on your scanner, scan the photo and when you label them, name them "jewelry box 23" or whatever. You can usually get a lot on a scanner and take photos of several things at once.
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08/17/2008
To avoid mold, go to a trailer supply place or storage units sometimes have them, and get a product called "dryzair" (dries the air) and it usually comes in a package and you can get a container to hang it in, too. The crystals attract moisture and convert them to a watery substance so your items don't collect the moisture. If you have a large area, you might want to get several.
Another thing you can do is put some baking soda in pie tins inside the drawers. Good luck.
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08/13/2008
how do you keep things from getting moldy ? we have furniture in a warehouse that has started getting mold on it
ie... a large dresser,head board etc...
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