MOVING TIPS

Begin packing well ahead of the move.
Start by packing non essential items.
Use good, strong boxes, and always fully secure the bottoms.
Concentrate on one room at a time, clearly labelling by item and room.
Designate an area close to the front door to place all of the filled boxes.
Pack your one of a kind items (wills, certificates, jewellery, etc) separately so that they can be carried with you on moving day.
Pack non-breakables tightly in smaller boxes, keeping them a comfortable carrying weight.
Pack books flat and alternate the bindings so they stack evenly.
Make sure you have enough wardrobe boxes it’ll save you ironing later

Use bubble wrap, wrapping paper, or tissue paper to wrap all breakables.
Newspaper will leave ink smudges and should only be used to cushion items that are already protected.
Use towels, old linen, and blankets to wrap and cushion fragile items.
Make sure the boxes are clearly labeled FRAGILE, and stack them towards the top of the piles.

When you take your bed apart, bind the frames together with tape or rope.
Cover tables with old linen or a blanket. If you can, remove the legs. Wrap the nuts and bolts in a plastic bag and tie them to a leg.
For white goods, appliances, and other electronic equipment, check owner’s manual for any special instructions for moving.
Fill washing machines with stuffed toys, towels, old linen, and blankets to keep the tub from moving around during the move.
Secure all drawers, ice containers, and other loose parts in the refrigerator. For protection, pad any exposed coils.

When you take your bed apart, bind the frames together with tape or rope.
Cover tables with old linen or a blanket. If you can, remove the legs. Wrap the nuts and bolts in a plastic bag and tie them to a leg.
For white goods, appliances, and other electronic equipment, check owner’s manual for any special instructions for moving.
Fill washing machines with stuffed toys, towels, old linen, and blankets to keep the tub from moving around during the move.
Secure all drawers, ice containers, and other loose parts in the refrigerator. For protection, pad any exposed coils.