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Storing wood furniture over the winter
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Ironhorse1
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Storing wood furniture over the winter
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has stored wood furniture here in the Okanagan over the winter. There are no climate controlled units available in the size I need. I need to store a few items in a non climate controlled unit over just this winter. Has anyone done it? Any tips? None of the items are antique. Thanks.
Just wondering if anyone has stored wood furniture here in the Okanagan over the winter. There are no climate controlled units available in the size I need. I need to store a few items in a non climate controlled unit over just this winter. Has anyone done it? Any tips? None of the items are antique. Thanks.
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oneh2obabe
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Re: Storing wood furniture over the winter
This site might help answer some of your questions.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/store-furn ... 20269.html
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/store-furn ... 20269.html
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