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General05:31 · Sep 16

Expert Guide to Packing for a Smooth and Safe Move

By תוכן שיווקי
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Proper planning and the use of professional packing materials are crucial for an organized and efficient move, according to experts. Treating packing as a structured project, with checklists, room-by-room organization, and prioritization of fragile items, can significantly reduce stress and prevent damage to belongings. Companies like Easy Packing offer solutions for various moving needs, from small apartments to large houses.

The foundation of secure packing lies in selecting the right materials for the contents. Cardboard boxes come in various sizes and strengths; double-walled boxes are recommended for heavy or fragile items due to their durability. High-quality packing tape ensures boxes remain sealed during transit. Protective materials such as white packing paper, bubble wrap, foam, and sponges fill empty spaces and cushion delicate items, preventing scratches and breakage. It's advised to avoid colored newsprint for direct contact with kitchenware or textiles to prevent ink transfer.

White packing paper is ideal for glassware and ceramics, with each item wrapped individually and extra layers added inside the box. Bubble wrap is suitable for screens, framed pictures, and other delicate objects, requiring multiple layers and secure taping. For large furniture, a combination of cling film, moving blankets, and bubble wrap offers comprehensive protection. Double protection, involving individual wrapping and extra cushioning within the box, is recommended for valuable items.

Box selection depends on the contents: small to medium boxes are best for heavy items like books or kitchenware, while large boxes are suitable for lighter items such as clothes or toys. Using new, sturdy boxes, especially in urban areas like Jerusalem, minimizes the risk of tearing, moisture damage, or collapse during transport. Purchasing new boxes from specialized suppliers ensures quality and suitability for moving.

A systematic approach involves packing less-used rooms first, such as storage areas and guest rooms, progressing to bedrooms and living areas, and leaving daily essentials for last. Clearly labeling each box with the room, contents, and fragility level saves time during unpacking. Specific packing methods include wrapping plates and glasses separately in the kitchen and packing books upright. Hanging wardrobes or folding clothes into large bags within wide boxes are options for clothing.

Accurate labeling with thick markers on at least two sides, including the word "fragile" if necessary, aids movers. Indicating the opening direction and "top side" for delicate items is also beneficial. Color-coded stickers can further streamline unpacking. Safety measures include avoiding overloading boxes, maintaining a balanced center of gravity, placing heavier items at the bottom, and keeping pathways clear during packing. Professional packing services can save time and handle complex moves, offering expertise and the correct materials. Easy Packing provides flexible solutions, from supplying materials to full packing and moving support tailored to client needs and budgets.

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