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    PACKING MATERIALS

    If you plan on packing yourself, you may need the following items:

    cardboard boxes

    oversized trash bags

    packing tape

    zip ties

    bubble wrap

    newspaper

    plastic cushions

    markers

    box cutter or scissors

    protective gloves

    face mask

    twine

    boxes for mirrors and heavy equipment


    Even if you don”Ēt end up using all of these items, having them on hand can make the move much easier. Packing materials can be purchased through your moving company or you can find most items at home improvement stores, hardware stores, and grocery stores.

    Before using any packing materials, make sure you read any instructions pertaining to the items and always practice safe cutting techniques. If you have children, put them in another room, pack when they are not home, and always store these items in a safe place so injuries do not occur.

    You should build up a supply of boxes that are different sizes so items can be transported safely. Smaller boxes should be for books, knickknacks, glassware, and small appliances, while larger boxes are used for pictures, electronic equipment, and other items that are tall or wide.


    Places to Find Boxes

    Buying boxes from a moving company can be very expensive, especially if you need more than ten or twenty. Other places to find boxes include:

    your workplace

    restaurants

    department stores

    warehouses

    friends and family

    When asking for boxes at a store or restaurant, you should ask which days they have them on hand. Visiting during these times will increase your chances of finding a variety of box sizes.

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