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What To Do If You Have To Move In A Hurry - And Still Have A House To Sell
Sometimes there's no avoiding it. A new job offer or promotion demands you be in a new city in two weeks. Or maybe your new house is ready and you want your kids to be able to start the school year in their new school. Whatever the case, sometimes you have to move before your house is sold. |
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Packing Tips:
- Label each box with your name and job reference number
- Use sturdy boxes, preferably those provided by your mover
- When packing breakables, leave a 2-4 inch layer of crumpled paper at the bottom, sides and top of the box.
- When packing a box, place heavier items on the bottom, less heavy and lightest on top
China and Glassware
- Use china boxes, and unprinted newspaper.
- Plates and saucers:Wrap each piece separately in unprinted newspaper. Place them in the box standing on edge in the box.
- Bowls: wrap individually, stack 4-2 together, wrap all again and place then standing on edge in the box.
- Cups and Glassware: Wrap cup handles in paper, then wrap entire cup. Place them in box with all handles pointing in the same direction. Wrap everyday glasses individually.
- STEMWARE: Use white packing paper. Use china or liquor box with dividers. Wrap each glass individually, stand on rim in box.
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Other Items
- Books: pack books
 standing on bottom edge in book boxes.
- Clothing: Wardrobe boxes can be used for handling clothing. Other clothing, blankets and linens can be folded and packed in linen boxes. We recommend emptying all dressers and chests as the added weight can make them difficult to move susceptible to damage.
- Pots and Pans: Use china boxes; stack them together with a few pieces of paper in between them. Fill all empty spaces with newspaper.
- Lamps and Lampshades: Remove shades and bulbs. Wrap lamps in layers of paper and place in box on base. Wrap lampshades lightly in paper, nest one inside the other, and pack in separate box.
- Electronic Equipment: Wrap theses items heavily in bubble wrap and place in box (ideally in the original boxes). Place bubble wrap at bottom and sides to prevent movement.
- Paintings, Mirrors, and Glass: Use picture boxes and bubble wrap. Valuable pieces may need to be professionally crated by us.
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