Sunday, September 1, 2019
10 HACKS TO MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE SEAMLESS (PART 2)
Are you dreading the thought of moving? Here are 5 additional hacks for you to help make your next move seamless. Check out last week's blog to read the first 5 of the 10 hacks shared.
6. Save your back! Unless you have a professional moving company making the move for you, remember good body mechanics. Pack heavy items in small boxes or in rolling suitcases. Use counters or table tops when packing. Don't forget to pack by room, and label your boxes on top and all sides.
7. Use drawers to pack clothing and other unbreakable items then seal the drawers with masking tape. Don't over pack!
8. So you thought you were Superman! Improper lifting of heavy items can cause serious damage to your back. Rent a hand truck or furniture dolly or furniture straps to lessen the physical strain on back and knees.
9. Hire a sitter to take care of children and pets or both. Prevent accidents and injuries to yourself, your children or pets by having a sitter occupy them with activities.
10. Load smart - it bears repeating when you are DIY moving to stack lighter boxes on top of heavier boxes. Place the "essentials" in last so you can remove them first upon arrival at your new home.
Make your next move a safe move by implementing these 10 hacks.
If you have any other "hacks" that you used in your last move, let other readers know about them by sharing your comments with Inside the Open Red Door.
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