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Packing a Kitchen & a Living Room |
Your kitchen can be a tricky place to pack, so making sure to organise your utensils and appliances can save a lot of time in the future.
It’s important to guarantee that any of your appliances, such as coffee makers, blenders and kettles, have all been emptied before you pack them away. |
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Any cords attached can also be wrapped in a plastic bag and placed inside the appliance, to help avoid damage on moving day. Following on from this, fragile items such as dishes and glasses should be in clearly labelled boxes, accompanied by a ‘FRAGILE’ warning, so that your movers and removals in Exeter are aware of the contents. Using bubble wrap and newspaper can also help to protect your belongings in this scenario. |
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It’s easy to forget about light bulbs or lampshades during a house move, but these can be wrapped separately and packed away in designated boxes. Alongside this, you can use any towels or blankets in your possession to wrap and protect fragile belongings like mirrors and paintings. However, in case of a breakage, you can place an ‘X’ of masking tape across any large mirrors or photo frames to minimise shattered glass. |
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Packing televisions or important electronics in their original boxes, if still in possession of them, is a great way of saving space with boxes and ensuring that your items are protected.
In you need help with your move and looking for a trusted removals company in Exeter, please get in touch with Mcbains today. |
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