Where do I store my luggage at home?

One of the most common areas to store luggage is under your bed. Most beds have one to two feet of dead space below, allowing you to quickly push your suitcase under the frame. It's easy to pull out when you need it yet this keeps the luggage out of your way when not in use.



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You may also consider storing your luggage in the garage. To prevent moisture and mildew from ruining the bags, store them off the floor. Garage cabinets can easily hold large luggage items such as duffel bags and wheeled hard suitcases. An enclosed cabinet is ideal to keep the luggage clean and out of the way.

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To avoid bed bugs while travelling, you have a few simple options. Ziploc bags, for example, are a great way to protect the contents of your suitcases. Whenever possible, store used clothes in sealed bags to be cleaned easier once you get home.

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While you're editing your belongings, keep in mind three rules of thumb for appropriate garage storage: Don't store items that could be damaged by extreme or fluctuating temperatures, belongings that could be ruined by moisture and humidity, or hazardous materials that could damage your home.

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Never store clothing in plastic bags or cardboard boxes. Plastic bags trap moisture and cause mildew to form or cause the yellowing of fabrics, which quickly transfers to your clothing. Cardboard boxes are easily infiltrated by vermin and pests like silverfish.

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However, suitcases are not ideal for long-term storage as they don't allow for air circulation and can cause creases and wrinkles in your clothes. Additionally, suitcases are not airtight, which can allow dust, moisture, and insects to get in.

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) now suggests you lock your checked baggage with TSA-Approved and recognized locks. Travel Sentry® Approved locks are approved and recognized by the TSA. Look for the Travel Sentry® symbol when shopping for these TSA-Approved products.

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Once the items inside your suitcase have been taken care of, it's time to inspect your luggage. Use a flashlight to check seams, folds and pockets for bugs or eggs. Vacuum the suitcase using a brush and crevice tool attachment.

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