Personal Storage

[tomcat76 327]

Can anyone recommend a personal storage location, either in Pattaya or Bangkok? Am planning frequent/extended visits going forward, and thinking I could save myself packing & carrying clothes & such back & forth if some minimal & reasonably priced storage space could be obtained in Thailand. Just for what I'd otherwise be packing in a suitcase, so don't need much space, but should be in an accessible location and competently run ('don't need my stuff mildewed). Security's important, but not planning to store anything high-value.

[EnglishPaul 3]

Hi

 

A couple of places to consider,I`ve not used either though :

 

http://www.safe-storebox.com/index.html

 

 

http://www.u-store-it-pattaya.com/index.html

[tomcat76 327]

Thanks! I'll check them both out. 'Sounds like avoiding mildew is going to be an issue with this idea.

[Big_Brian 179]

Most hotels will store bags if you have another booking made.

[InternationalTraveler 282]

What about packing your clothes with silica gel ....sure i have seen these in Big C...just an idea....everything i seem to buy has these sachets inside.

[tomcat76 327]

What about packing your clothes with silica gel ....sure i have seen these in Big C...just an idea....everything i seem to buy has these sachets inside.

 

Yeap - have thought of that. I think you can buy desiccant in larger containers. 'Just wondering how it will hold out over intervals of up to several months in the humid climate there, particularly during the rainy season. (Then again, only planning on a small space.)

[nkped 1,208]

What about packing your clothes with silica gel ....sure i have seen these in Big C...just an idea....everything i seem to buy has these sachets inside.

Or a sack of rice.

[tomcat76 327]

Or a sack of rice.

 

Ooooooh nooooo. At least so I've been advised. ANY storage of food along with your clothing supposedly invites insects over time. (Even clothing with food or grease stains on it.)