Finding efficient ways to pack your clothes away for your residential move will save you effort and headaches when it’s time to unpack at your new residence. Rather than having to dig through boxes, hoping to find what you need, you’ll know exactly which box holds your favorite sweater.
Here are the top tips and tricks from the team at Nilson Van & Storage for packing clothes like a pro:
Moving is the perfect time to cut back on excess stuff. If you haven’t worn a clothing item in a year, get rid of it. It’s just taking up unnecessary space in your life! The less you have to pack away and move, the easier your job is, and the less clutter you will have in your new space.
The last thing you want is to open boxes of clothes at your new home and find they are stinky or dirty. Make sure you launder everything before it goes in a box.
Whether it’s a special gown or your grandmother’s fur stole, it’s a good idea to take extra care when transporting. You can buy inexpensive garment bags to protect these items when packing and moving.
Even if your drawers are a disorganized mess, you can take this time to organize your clothing. Put t-shirts in one box, sweaters in another. Even if they are just different sections in one box, packing in categories will make your life easier when you unpack.
If you need some help ensuring your clothes are neat, tidy, and organized for your move, turn to the professionals at Nilson Van & Storage. Whether you need additional moving tips or would like our experienced movers to take it from here, we ensure we can make your upcoming residential move more efficient.
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