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It is also really important that you label every box with the room it belongs in and a general description of what it contains. This way, when you get to your new place it will be really easy to locate things. I’m sure you would want to be able to pinpoint the location of essential items like your toaster the day after you move in rather than having to go through every box!

A major moving nightmare —imagine opening up your boxes to find all your breakables, including your favorite porcelain doll or German bier stein, smashed. Don’t worry, there are ways of preventing this. Wrap your breakables in the bubble wrap you bought. Continue reading →

It’s also worth asking your friends whether they have kept packing boxes stored away in the garage from the last time they moved. I know that packing can be a really frightening task when you face a house full of stuff, but the best way to get it done is by concentrating on one room at a time.

You might like to start with an easy room first,  like the bathroom, then move onto the major rooms last like your bedroom.  When you start packing it is also a good idea to start with the things that you need the least, and get them out of the way—things like Christmas decorations, ski stuff and any formal dining room stuff. Continue reading →

Before you can start packing you need to make a list of the things you have to get hold of so that you can pack properly. Make sure that you at least get the essentials, things like:

• Really strong boxes.

• Packing tape.

• Big textas to mark the boxes.

• Bubble wrap for all breakable items. Continue reading →