Author: Kevin The Mover
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Category: Pro Packing Guides
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“Use plenty of packing paper” is one of the first rules of packing a kitchen. Pad the bottom of the carton. Cushion the sides. Pad the top with more paper.
“And make sure you wrap those breakables up good!”
Of course. That means lots of paper in between all those plates and everything, right?
Nope. Not necessarily. (more…)
Author: Kevin The Mover
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Category: Pro Packing Guides
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Let’s start off this month’s packing tip with a no-brainer.
Our first priority when packing anything is ensuring the safety of the items.
Great. Now let’s add a different measure of practicality.
We would like – and our customers expect us – to finish the job in a timely manner. ‘Hurry up and pack everything so nothing breaks.’
Hurry up and take care of everything. As often as possible this is what we aim to do. And that is what we’ll do today in answering the common moving question: How Do I Pack Kitchen Utensils? (more…)
Author: DIY Playbook
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Category: HireAHelper News
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Moving day is fast approaching and you’ve done a great job packing up every nook and cranny of your home. We’re impressed with your progress (keep it up!), but we’re guessing you’ve left a few dreaded areas for your final days of packing… your pantry, refrigerator, and freezer.
We suggest taking all of the leftover food, throw it in a big pot, mix it up, and eat it for dinner every single night for a week.
Okay…we’re kidding. We have a much better (& more appetizing) solution so you don’t waste all of the contents of your kitchen.
If you have lots of food you’d like to keep, then here are our tips on how to pack up your kitchen to safely move your food from one home to another. (more…)
