Pack Like A Pro

Wrap plates, bowls, and platters in packing paper and place them sideways in China Cartons. Ensure dishes are securely cushioned to prevent movement.

Wrap glasses and cups in packing paper and place them rim down, packed level in the box. Use dividers or additional cushioning to prevent movement.

Secure cutlery in its drawer by wrapping it with packing paper and placing it at the top of a larger box. Ensure all items are tightly packed to prevent shifting during the move.

Don't forget to empty your dishwasher!

Pack liquids, detergents and cleaning supplies separately. Use tape to secure the tops of bottles to prevent leakage.

Wrap plates, bowls, and platters in packing paper and place them sideways in China Cartons. Ensure dishes are securely cushioned to prevent movement.

Wrap glasses and cups in packing paper and place them rim down, packed level in the box. Use dividers or additional cushioning to prevent movement.

Ah, the junk drawer—where miscellaneous items unite in a chaotic dance of mystery and 'I might need this someday!' Pack it last and brace yourself for a nostalgia trip mixed with a dash of 'Why do we even have this?

Secure cutlery in its drawer by wrapping it with packing paper and placing it at the top of a larger box. Ensure all items are tightly packed to prevent shifting during the move.

Wrap spice containers in packing paper or place them in ziplock bags to prevent spillage.

Use tea towels to wrap fragile kitchen items like glassware or ceramics for added protection during packing. Securely tie or tuck them around items before placing them in boxes to prevent breakage.

Don't forget to empty your dishwasher!

Pack liquids, detergents and cleaning supplies separately. Use tape to secure the tops of bottles to prevent leakage.

When packing mirrors and framed artwork, use picture cartons for extra protection. Wrap items in bubble wrap or cardboard, secure with packing tape, and label as 'fragile' before stacking vertically for transit.

Disassemble the bed frame into pieces, keep hardware organized in a labeled bag, and securely tape or tie components before moving. Use shrink wrap to protect fabric headboards or siderails from dirt.

Protect your mattress and box spring by using mattress bags. We highly recommend this for safe and clean transport.

Empty all drawers, place clothing in moving boxes, and label appropriately.

Empty the side table of all personal items and pack them separately. For your valuables, we recommend transporting them personally for added security.

Don't forget to check under the bed for miscellaneous socks, items and monsters.

When packing mirrors and framed artwork, use picture cartons for extra protection. Wrap items in bubble wrap or cardboard, secure with packing tape, and label as 'fragile' before stacking vertically for transit.

When packing curtains and curtain rods, remove rods and hardware, keep them together in a labeled bag. Fold curtains neatly and place in a sturdy box or bag, securing rods and hardware separately to prevent damage.

Roll the rug tightly and secure it with string or straps. Wrap it in plastic for protection.

Disassemble the bed frame into pieces, keep hardware organized in a labeled bag, and securely tape or tie components before moving. Use shrink wrap to protect fabric headboards or siderails from dirt.

Protect your mattress and box spring by using mattress bags. We highly recommend this for safe and clean transport.

Use sturdy boxes, bins, or vacuum-sealed bags when packing bedding and pillows. Make sure to label the box clearly to ensure you enjoy a cozy first night's sleep in your new home!

Empty all drawers, place clothing in moving boxes, and label appropriately.

Empty the side table of all personal items and pack them separately. For your valuables, we recommend transporting them personally for added security.

When packing books, use 2 cubic foot boxes for weight considerations. Stack books flat to protect spines and fill any gaps with packing paper to prevent shifting during transit.

Don't forget to check under the bed for miscellaneous socks, items and monsters.

Use picture cartons for framed artwork. Wrap each piece in bubble wrap or cardboard, secure with packing tape, label as "fragile," and stack vertically for transit.

When packing curtains and curtain rods, remove rods and hardware, keep them together in a labeled bag. Fold curtains neatly and place in a sturdy box or bag, securing rods and hardware separately to prevent damage.

Roll the rug tightly and secure it with string or straps. Wrap it in plastic for protection.

Remove the bulb and lampshade. Wrap each part separately in bubble wrap or packing paper. Secure in a sturdy box with cushioning.

Use throw pillows to fill empty spaces in boxes and protect other items. Place pillows in plastic bags to keep them clean, then use them as padding around fragile items.

When packing glass and fragile decor, wrap each item in bubble wrap or packing paper and place snugly in a sturdy box with cushioning. Label the box as 'fragile' for careful handling during transit.

Use picture cartons for framed artwork. Wrap each piece in bubble wrap or cardboard, secure with packing tape, label as "fragile," and stack vertically for transit.

When packing curtains and curtain rods, remove rods and hardware, keep them together in a labeled bag. Fold curtains neatly and place in a sturdy box or bag, securing rods and hardware separately to prevent damage.

Roll the rug tightly and secure it with string or straps. Wrap it in plastic for protection.

Remove the bulb and lampshade. Wrap each part separately in bubble wrap or packing paper. Secure in a sturdy box with cushioning.

Use throw pillows to fill empty spaces in boxes and protect other items. Place pillows in plastic bags to keep them clean, then use them as padding around fragile items.

When packing glass and fragile decor, wrap each item in bubble wrap or packing paper and place snugly in a sturdy box with cushioning. Label the box as 'fragile' for careful handling during transit.

Hand towels can be used to wrap delicate items or for padding inside boxes.

Roll towels and linens to save space and pack them in sturdy boxes or bins. Use vacuum-seal bags for additional space-saving.

Secure lids and caps of cleaning supplies tightly and tape lids closed to prevent spills. Pack them in a separate box or bin and label "Liquids" and "This Way Up ↑."

When packing medications and toiletries, secure them in sealed bags or containers to prevent leaks. Pack them separately and transport them yourself for easy access and peace of mind during your move.

Wrap fragile bathroom items like mirrors or glass containers in bubble wrap or packing paper with plenty of cushioning material.

Hand towels can be used to wrap delicate items or for padding inside boxes.

Roll towels and linens to save space and pack them in sturdy boxes or bins. Use vacuum-seal bags for additional space-saving.

Ensure that liquids are placed upright in a plastic bin for transport. For small bottles, use ziplock bags and tape lids closed to avoid spillage. Label the bin "Liquids" and "This Way Up ↑."

Secure lids and caps of cleaning supplies tightly and tape lids closed to prevent spills. Pack them in a separate box or bin and label "Liquids" and "This Way Up ↑."

When packing medications and toiletries, secure them in sealed bags or containers to prevent leaks. Pack them separately and transport them yourself for easy access and peace of mind during your move.

Wrap fragile bathroom items like mirrors or glass containers in bubble wrap or packing paper with plenty of cushioning material.