- Use high-quality packing boxes designed especially for the job.
- Pack books and heavy objects in smaller boxes for easier lifting.
- When storing clothes, use wardrobe boxes so you can hang your garments.
- Using same size boxes makes stacking easier.
- Fill boxes completely. Use newspapers, Styrofoam “peanuts” or wrapping bubbles to prevent boxes from collapsing.
- Seal boxes completely with packing tape to keep out dust.
- Keep refrigerator and freezer doors slightly ajar and clean before storing.
- Store items you’ll need most often at the front of your unit.
- Utilize shelving to maximize space.
- Leave a center aisle for easy access to all items.
- Disassemble beds, tables and shelves and store on their sides. Wrap and mark all pieces for easier re-assembly.
- Label boxes on several sides for easy locating.
- Wrap mirrors and pictures with paper pads or mirror boxes. Store on edge. Never store these items flat.
- Protect mattresses and furniture with pads and cover.
- Store couches (except sofa beds) on end to maximize space.
- Store light chairs inverted seat-to-seat.
- Metal objects, like tools and bikes, should be wiped with a rag containing machine oil to prevent rust.
- Stack boxes on dressers and use drawers to store delicate items.
Thursday, 9 January 2014
Handy Storage Tips
Thursday, January 09, 2014
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