March 22, 2007 / Savings, User Tips & Testimonials

When it came time for me to move across the country, I knew I had too many DVDs to transport. So I considered ways to bring only my discs without the cases. The search led me to UniKeep binders. The DVD cases went into deep storage. The DVDs themselves went into UniKeep Media Disc Binders, and to Colorado with me.

I've been using the 80 disc capacity binders as standard, but I've also found that some entire television series can fit into the smaller 48 disc Media Disc Binders; for example, every season of Farscape, Highlander, and Xena fits perfectly. Others I group by genre - 24 and Alias share the same binder. (Speaking of Alias, did anyone else notice the characters use UniKeep binders in the later seasons?)

Honestly it took me a while to become used to living without the DVD case art. I could have

kept the case art in page protectors within the binders, but I found there was no need. Since I started using a free online database service to keep track of what movies I owned, I no longer need to look at a shelf or flip through the binders. The transition was not dissimilar from moving from CDs to iTunes.

I've got a lighter environment thanks to UniKeep binders.

And I've no complaints about them - aside from the relative difficulty in finding them for sale locally. I recently bought a case direct from UniKeep, for future expansion.

~ Will B.

I use my UniKeep for my bills. I print out forms with information such as company, amount due, date due, balance etc. and use one form for each month of the year. They are each placed in a sheet protector and when my bills arrive I put them in the sheet protector for the month it is due. If I'm really in a hurry I just open the binder and place them in the front.

I keep a yearly calendar inside the binder and a high lighter pen under the binder rings. I highlight each bill when it has been paid. I can take the binder to different rooms in the house or even in the car if I wish to and not have to worry about them falling out.

It is fantastic!

~ Cheri L.

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