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For hanging clothes, use wardrobe boxes that allow you to transfer items directly from closet to box. For folded clothes, pack in suitcases or vacuum-sealed bags to save space.
If possible, use the original packaging. If not, wrap devices in bubble wrap, secure them in snug boxes, and label them as fragile. Remove batteries to avoid leaks or corrosion.
Use furniture sliders to move heavy items without scratching floors. Lay down protective covers, cardboard, or drop cloths. Cover doorways and corners with padding or bubble wrap to prevent scuffs and dings.
Label boxes by room and add a brief description of contents. Use color-coded labels or tape for quick identification. Include “fragile” or “handle with care” where necessary.
Pack essentials like toiletries, medications, important documents, chargers, a change of clothes, and basic kitchen items last. Keep these in an "open-first" box for easy access.
It’s best to start packing at least 2-4 weeks before your move. Begin with non-essential items (like decor or seasonal items), and leave essentials for the final days.
Wrap each item individually in bubble wrap or packing paper, use sturdy boxes, and label them as "Fragile." Fill any gaps in boxes with soft materials, like towels or packing peanuts.
Before packing, declutter. Donate, recycle, or sell items you no longer need. This reduces moving costs and helps you start fresh in your new home.
Label boxes by room and add a brief description of contents. Use color-coded labels or tape for quick identification. Include “fragile” or “handle with care” where necessary.
Disassemble large furniture if possible. Use furniture pads, blankets, or bubble wrap to protect surfaces. Place legs, screws, and other small parts in labeled bags taped to the furniture.