Q: Packing small objects…
A: When packing, especially smaller objects, try to completly fill the boxes. Use newspaper or towels to fill in any empty space. This will prevent boxes from caving in when stacked.
Q: Finding extra space…
A: Remember that items such as a refrigerator provide extra space for storing smaller objects.
Q: Breaking down items…
A: Break down any item possible, such as the legs of a table. This will allow you to store the table on end to save more space.
Q: Storing fragile items…
A: Use the drawers in your furniture to store fragile or breakable items. The furniture will provide a much safer place than a box. You can transfer the clothes from the drawers into a bag or box, since they are not fragile.
Q: Protecting furniture…
A: When storing wood furniture, use a platform to raise it off the floor to prevent any possible water damage. It is also a good idea to treat wood surfaces with a water sealer before storing.
Q: Protecting clothing…
A: When storing delicate or expensive articles of clothing, use wardrobe boxes to protect and maintain the quality of the garment.
Q: Storing your mattress…
A: Always store your matress flat on the ground and inside a protective plastic bag. This will protect it from damage and from becoming deformed.
Q: Preventing danger…
A: Be sure to drain out any gasoline or other fluids from any tools or equipment that you store. This will prevent a dangerous situation and any damage to your equipment.
Q: Labeling your boxes…
A: Always try to label boxes. This will allow you to easily locate a specific item, and keep you organized.