It’s always thrilling to hang your Christmas lights and ornaments. However, taking them down and putting them away is not as stimulating. It is a very arduous process, and putting it away can take up a lot of space in your home. Next year, you may be hesitant to remove them, fearing they have become a haven for pests or that it will take a lifetime to untangle them. These containers from The Container Store will put your mind at ease and ensure your ornaments are just as easy to use next year as they were this year.

103 qt. Weathertight Tote with Wheels

Now you don’t have to spend countless hours next year looking for Christmas decorations that may be damaged because you didn’t store them properly the previous year. You can place them all in one spot and not have to worry about creepy spiders or silverfish crawling over your hand when you retrieve them next year.

One customer had this to say about these storage containers:

“LOVE these totes on wheels. Holds a lot of various items (decorations, bedding, etc), and keeps bugs and moisture out.”

Another said this:

“We love Weathertight Totes for garages or any space that gets musty/dusty/has bugs, but the wheeled ones are the best.”

Order your totes today and keep your storage process organized to avoid confusion next holiday season!

Cover image courtesy of AI.

Product image courtesy of The Container Store.

Want to be alerted every time I post? Subscribe to my blog!

I must disclose that I have a monetary arrangement with these affiliates and profit from promoting affiliate products. I get credit for referring you to the products on this blog. Even if you have an account, please take a moment to click the images and links to the products I have included so that upon purchasing your products, it alerts my affiliates that I am the one who referred you to this specific product.. Also, don’t forget to ACCEPT cookies. I appreciate your support and hope these products enhance your life.

---

Mel Childs is the author of this article and the owner of Move Me To Atlanta. She also owns her own writing company in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia. Additionally, she has written freelance for various publications, including Parade Home & Garden, Dengarden, Bob Vila, This Old House, Lawnstarter, WikiLawn, Homelight, Fixr, LeadsForward, Upscale Magazine, Black EOE Journal, Ancient Origins, and many more.