Tips, Do's & Don't in Moving Out/Moving In

[gwacie]

Label EVERYTHING.

While packing, purge items you do not need/use/want and donate, sell or give away.

Store books in small boxes so they'll be easier to carry.

Use large garbage bags for clothes. You can actually pack them, hangers and all, so you could hang them directly in your new home.

Pack a separate bag/box with essentials like bath items, bedding, medicines (especially Salonpas and Alaxan. hehe...), and food. Once you've moved, make sure that your bathroom and bed are ready because after a long day moving, taking a bath and sleeping in your own sheets makes the new place feel more like home. Alternative to food is scouting a place nearby to eat or deliver because you could be too tired to cook.

[ireneadler]

Can anyone suggest a good mover? Studio apartment lang, so not much stuff but need guys who can bubble wrap etc for glass tables, etc.

[quencher]

Agree ako sa mga tips ng mga sissies dito.

Ang unang ginawa ko talaga, de-clutter! Itapon o di kaya ipamigay ANG LAHAT NG BAGAY na sa tingin mo ay HINDI MO NA GAGAMITIN PA.

Second, Put a label! Para hindi mahirapan sa pag-unpack.

[Killians25]

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