Developing a moving home checklist is the first thing you need to do so that you can keep track of all the tasks you need for a well-organized movement. The actual process of moving should start a few days before the start of the work day, and the following tips will help you develop all the latest tasks necessary for a successful transition. These tips cover areas such as what you should do a few days before packing, what you should do the night before the liberators arrive and what you shouldn’t do.
Before packing your sweetheart:
- Defrost the refrigerator and freezer and drain the water hoses. Leave the doors open for several days before packing to release any moisture that may still be in the device.
- It is not possible to transport gas cylinders if they have not been professionally cleaned.
- Make sure you do not have library books or stray videos from your local video repository. Packing them for longer trips may cost some money later. It is important to note that your DVD / VCR players and game consoles.
- Always store in a safe place those items that you need to travel, so that nothing is accidentally packed. For example: keys, passports and travel documents.
- Think of your children on the day of packaging. With all the things you need to do, and many withdrawals in your home, you do not need to worry about children, especially useful. Organize a relative or someone else to take care of their children on the day of packing.
- Make sure you understand all the quarantine requirements of your destination. However, to be safe, wash items that may need quarantine, such as mowers, garden tools, golf equipment, bicycles and barbecues.
- If you are transporting computer equipment, lock your hard drive if necessary, but also remove all cartridges from your printer.
- Dangerous goods cannot be stored or transported. For example, ammunition, paint cans, gas cylinders (other empty), bleaching products, linseed oil, kerosene, gasoline, cleaning fluid, aerosols, vegetable oils, batteries, coal, matches and lighters are all forbidden.
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- Be sure to include high-value details (antiques, paintings) for packaging insurance and transit insurance.
- Do not put breaking items in boxes.
- Do not put liquids in boxes (for example, bottles with sauce, perfumes), as they may move and break.
- Do not overload furniture with too many items by placing items in boxes.
- Do not store perishable foods such as cereals, flour.
- Do not polish furniture before wrapping - polishing the surface may cause condensation of furniture when packing
- Do not store or transport jewelry, money, legal documents, a passport, tax documents, insurance policies and other valuable / irreplaceable items. Take them with you and keep them handy.
- Remember to check your home for any things the team may have left behind. Do this before they lock your van or container door and leave.
The previous night:
- If possible, turn off all air conditioners and use them only if necessary while packing. Furniture contained in a continuously cooled climate may condense when exposed to sudden hot air. Allow your furniture to adapt to hot air, it may be useful to eliminate moisture problems during transportation.
- Pack your bags and move them (with other valuables) to a safe place, for example, to a neighboring house. This will prevent them from being accidentally packed.
- Fly your personal phone and address book with baggage for transfer. You can quickly contact people upon arrival.
- Dispose of all flammable substances, hazardous and hazardous materials - discard or dispense nail polish bottles and liquids in glass bottles.
- Put the keys to your home and car in a safe place.
Remember: plan well, organize and have a moving home checklist that performs all the tasks you need to do, ensures that your move will not only be successful, but will also be free from stress and as much trouble as possible.
