In Oblivion Remastered, there are several reliable places and methods to store your items safely:

• Jauffre's Chest at Weynon Priory : Early in the game, after delivering the Amulet of Kings, you can ask Jauffre for "assistance" to unlock a chest next to his desk. This chest does not reset and can be used for permanent storage. However, access is lost once the Mythic Dawn attacks Weynon Priory during the main quest, so avoid advancing past the Kvatch Oblivion Gate quest if you want to keep using it

• Purchasing Your Own House : Buying a house in a major city is a secure storage option. The cheapest is My Imperial House in the Waterfront District of the Imperial City, costing about 2,000 Gold. After purchase, you must buy Home Storage Plans from the Three Brothers Trade Goods to enable storage containers inside your home. This provides permanent and safe storage for your items

• Sacks : Any container named exactly "Sack" (no extra words) will not reset and can be used for permanent storage. There are many sacks scattered throughout the game world, but you must remember their locations or mark them on your map to retrieve your items later

• Hollow Tree Stump in the Imperial City : Behind Rindir's Staffs in the Market District, there is a hidden hollow tree stump in a small garden area. Items placed here remain permanently, making it a convenient and discreet storage spot near the city center

• Other Locations : The Aleswell Inn north of the Imperial City offers early safe storage, and completing certain quests (like "Zero Visibility") grants access to permanent storage rooms such as at the Roxey Inn

These options provide a range of free and paid storage solutions to suit different stages of gameplay and player preferences in Oblivion Remastered.