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Without a shadow of a doubt, bubble wrap provides the best possible protection for delicate, fragile, sensitive or just any easily breakable (oddly-shaped) items from scratches, dents, breakage, as well as any type of damage due to excessive vibrations or shocks during transport. Together with packing paper, bubble wrap should be the other major packing

Without a doubt, the most crucial task when packing for a move is to protect your belongings so that they arrive in the new home in the exact same condition in which they have left the old one. For example, packing your furniture well means protecting your large valuable pieces against accidental damage during transport.

When you’re moving furniture with drawers, one of the inevitable conundrums will be whether you need to empty the drawers before packing up the furniture pieces for moving. It’s a fair question – one that, unfortunately, does not have a straight answer. Leaving the drawers full will save you time and will leave more space

Here’s a little fun experiment for you before you move out: take a good look around your home and search for various types of liquids. That’s right – liquids. How many different types of liquids have you managed to find under your roof? Don’t worry about water though as it’s not the type of liquid

Garages and tool sheds are one of the most difficult areas of your home to pack for a move. First comes the tough garage sorting task, followed closely by the arduous task of packing up your garage items for moving. Considering the enormous amount of time and efforts you’ll need to invest in packing your

Packing for a move is a very important task during the pre-move preparation – not only is it the most time-consuming thing to do in your moving checklist, but it’s also the job that can guarantee the safety of your belongings while they are in transit between the two homes. When moving to a new