If you need one resource to get your home packed and moved, start here—you can find information on efficiently packing up the furniture and belongings in each major room in your house. Follow the various article links explaining how to pack each room of your house. This article provides detailed information on how to sort, select, and simplify the vast array of kitchen items when packing them up. It also includes advice on how to select and pack a box or two of essentials—the items you will need right away when you arrive at your new home. This article provides an easy 5-step process to follow for quick, efficient packing of the living room, from sorting items to boxing up the books, electronics, and knick-knacks. This article provides information on moving a traditional business office, but a surprising number of the techniques apply to move a home office, too—whether it is a place where you actually conduct business or a room used to handle family paperwork and finances. This article offers crucial information on how to sort through medications and toiletries, and how to efficiently pack them up for a move. Tips for safe disposal of medicines and other chemicals are also included. Use this handy guide for a step-by-step approach to packing up furniture, light fixtures, and chinaware for the move. Also included are important tips for avoiding breakage during transport. This article discusses how to deal with the different categories of belongings in a garage or shed, including:
Gas-powered itemsToolsLawn and deck furnitureCars and motorized vehiclesChildren’s stuff and outdoor equipmentPlanters, Pots, and Bedding
More than any other space, the garage or shed is where serious discipline is required to jettison equipment and materials that have really outlived their purpose. There is no sense bringing along dozens of boxes that will be stuffed into the new garage, never to be opened.
