25 2020 the attic is out of sight out of mind which actually makes it one of the worst spots for some of these.
Put stuff in the attic.
However while that out of sight out of mind mentality may work when it comes to staying organized stashing certain things in your attic could render them unusable before.
Protect those items and make it easier to find what you need by organizing them in airtight bins or heavy duty boxes with the contents labeled.
Your attic seems like the perfect spot to tuck away all those items you can t bear to part with but don t want cluttering your house from your old yearbooks to those clothes you just know you ll fit into again someday.
Between holiday decorations out of season clothing and even a few boxes of.
Here s why you shouldn t store stuff in the attic.
It may be a convenient storage spot but you should reconsider storing items in your attic.
Things you really care about should probably never go in the attic says allison carter a certified professional organizer based in atlanta.
Garages are prone to break ins so you don t want any valuables in there anyway and because of environmental factors that can deteriorate special items you don t want cherished belongings going in the basement or attic either.
While the space below the roof of a house varies in size shape and form the qualities of an attic are constant.
Use the attic to store anything that is impervious to heat.
Heat can damage things such as photographs and wood.
We ve talked about a lot of things you can store in an attic so now let s talk about things you cannot store in a hot attic.
10 things you should never store in your attic kaitlyn chamberlin updated.
Attics are a pretty common place to store all of your stuff.
Don t store these items in a hot attic.
Exposure to heat and insects.
Storing items in your attic is far more preferable than storing them in the basement where they may get wet think about flooding or garage where they are exposed to the elements.
In the basement store everything in clear plastic bins labeled and not packed too heavily.
The awkward ceiling height and difficult access make many attics unusable as living space without costly remodeling work but they can provide storage for a variety of items.