Packing Tip Videos

When moving, dishes are some of the most intimidating items to pack. That is why we’re using our moving expertise to make this video guiding you through the process. Tips on packing your dishware It may cost a bit more for a Dish Box, but this specialty moving box is cheaper in the long run as it’s built to prevent damage. For glassware, use cell packs that you can fit each glass into. You will also want newsprint to use as padding. To start, you will want to line the bottom of the box with crumpled-up newsprint. Then, we can ……

Packing clothes for a move may seem simple, but it can be more of a hassle than you think. That is why we’ve put together this video to show you some of the best ways to pack clothes for a move.  Tips on packing Your Wardrobe First, you’ll need to sort out which clothes will be hung and which will be folded. There are two different methods for packing folded clothes: flat fold and military roll. The flat fold method is your best bet for bulky items like jeans or sweaters. Fold your items into small sections until they are ……

When you’re preparing to move, packing a mirror can be nerve-racking. One wrong turn, and you’ll have glass everywhere, or worse, someone could get hurt. To give you a helping hand, we’ve assembled this video showing you everything you’ll need to safely move your mirrors. Use the proper packing supplies First, make sure you have the necessary supplies. You can purchase mirror moving boxes online or from any local hardware store. Many moving companies sell them, too. You’ll also want to buy bubble wrap, packing paper, and packing tape. Mirror Packing Steps Next, thoroughly tape the bottom of the box ……

If you’re planning to move, you may be left scratching your head when it comes to packing your lamps. That’s why we’ve put together this video breaking down the steps to ensure they arrive damage-free.  The first step is to remove the lampshade. You should always pack the shade by itself to avoid damage. Cushion the lampshade with crumpled packing paper on the bottom and sides of the box. The less room the lampshade has to wiggle around, the better. Once this is done, tape up your box.  Next, the lamp itself. Start by removing the lightbulb and covering it ……