Who doesn't want to learn something new - especially when it comes to tips on moving! If you're getting ready to embark on the daunting task of moving your household, here is some advice on how to make this transition easier:
Making a list
It may seem redundant, but writing everything down, keeping a list of your things will help with record keeping, and make sure that you don't miss anything! Before you pack your first box, create a simple record keeping system. A computer-printed list of numbers with a space to write the contents works great, or have a spiral-bound notebook. Place a number on EVERY box you pack and list the contents on your list.
Packing Central
Make a central location for all your packing supplies: your labels, marking pens, box tape, and other supplies. Strong plastic packing tape, unprinted newsprint and packing paper or bubble wrap to wrap will cushion household good
Be Specific
When writing a description of the box contents, be specific. Write what kind of dishes and which books.
Be Prepared
Have about 10 boxes set aside to use for last minute items on moving day, such as bedding, clothing, and cleaning supplies. You'll need strong plastic packing tape to close up the boxes securely. Use unprinted newsprint (newspaper can stain your items) or packing paper or bubble wrap to wrap and cushion household good. Again, you'll need lots more supplies than you think, so get extra so the packing can go smoothly. Return any unused supplies after the truck is packed.
Use your luggage.
Fill your luggage and duffle bags with clothing, sheets, towels, and paper goods. Even for local moves you'll be able to quickly spot your navy suitcase holding your favorite sweaters, whereas "Box #189" might remain elusive for days.
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