The Storage Post Self-Storage Blog

When it comes to home furnishing, how do you know when enough is enough? We asked Lauriann Stepp the Clutterologist a few common questions about keeping a tidy home.

Follow this step-by-step guide to decide what furniture comes with you and what gets stored, sold, or donated.

Lauriann Stepp, The Clutterologist, gives some tips to new home buyers and anyone looking to simplify their move-in process, as well as a handy tip for homestaging.

Ignorance is bliss. Unless that ignorance means a less-than-blissful living space. Don’t be in denial about your dorm, check out these five warning signs to see if you’re messier than you think.

Storage Post has five tips to wrangling your collection and solving your storage crisis.

Oddly-shaped sports equipment can limit your storage options when swapping out one season’s equipment for another. So, we’ve come up with five ways to get these items under control.

Living in a dorm means living in a tiny space. And you share it. Here are 5 ways to maximize those precious inches and claim them as your own. 

The Clutterologist advises students about sharing space in a dorm for the first time, dealing with messy roommates, and what to do with all those t-shirts.

Q. Some of our customers don't have space in their apartments for more than the essentials, yet they are avid DIY crafters and hobbyists. What tips do you have for incorporating crafts or hobbies into a small space? 

All small business owners with inventories need a system for organizing and storing their wares. Storage Post experts recommend separating inventory from daily operations to better control clutter and manage product quantities. And, of course, clear labeling and inventory sheets are a must.