1. Sort and Simply the Things
By sorting the things means arranging or keeping those essentials that are required or in need and segregate those items that are no longer in use then declutter them By sorting, these items simplifies not only the things but also your lives. Being organized is the key to a successful life.
Either Donate or sell: Moving is the perfect way to declutter things; you can plan a garage sale or, even better to donate to local charities.
Possessions: Pack all your kitchen items like dishes, silverware, coffeemaker, toaster, dish soap, and a single all-purpose pan so that you can use these articles on your last day of the move and first days in your new space.
Seldom-used — All those delicate and rarely used valuables like Wine glasses, small appliances, vases, and the balance of your pots and pans, mixing bowls, platters, and other wares or crockeries. Pack all of them immediately and gently.
Pantry — Pack all the things that you require for the future. All the boxes, bottles, and cans of food, or any other stuff that you will be shifting. Keep aside only what you require, and pack up the rest.
2. Gather Well Packing Materials
To do the task upright, you need the correct tools! Use the Moving tips to prepare a list of how many boxes you will require for packing. Other packing stuff such as bubble wrap, foam plates, newspaper, packing tape, labels, & permanent markers will all come on one tap & will help your valuables prevent from break or damage.
3. Fragile Dishes
Fragile items need to be packed, very carefully and with utmost care to prevent them from damage during transit. You should use foam plates between them and at the top and bottom to fill them. Wad up the newspaper to fill any spaces and keep the items from shifting. Also, do not forget to label these boxes as “Delicate”.
4. Glassware
Don’t take too much stress while packing Glassware. Glassware is super easy to pack when you use this mind-blowing trick- pack each piece in a brown paper bag and fill the gaps with a wrapped newspaper to shield them. Do not forget to label your boxes as “Fragile”, too with the permanent marker.