Storage Tips
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Leave a walkway for easy
access. |
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Store larger pieces of
furniture and infrequently used items in the rear. |
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Make a list numbering and
labeling all boxes and their contents, keep the list at home or taped to
the side of the unit wall. |
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Drain washers and remove
refrigerator and freezer doors to reduce mildew. |
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Disassemble furniture to
conserve space. Keep the hardware in a plastic bag taped to the piece. |
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Store mirrors, pictures and
glass items wrapped and on edge or in special boxes. |
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Cover mattresses and
upholstered furniture to prevent dust build-up. |
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Shrink wrap and paper pads are
very useful and keep your items clean and scratch free. |
Packing Tips
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Use high quality clean
stackable packing boxes designed especially for our trucks. You can
order packing supplies and boxes from this site or buy them at our
facility. |
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Pack books and other heavy
objects in smaller boxes for easier lifting.
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If you need to store clothes,
use wardrobe boxes so you can hang your garments.
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Use the same size boxes for
easy stacking.
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Fill boxes completely, stuffing
open areas with packing paper to prevent collapsing when stacked.
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Seal boxes completely with
packing tape to keep out dust.
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Protect mattresses and
furniture with pads and covers.
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Wrap mirrors, pictures and
lamps with paper pads, or use mirror and lamp boxes. Never store these
items flat.
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Label all boxes on several
sides for easy locating. Also, indicate if the contents are fragile.
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Disassemble tables and shelves
and store on their sides. Wrap and mark all pieces for easier
re-assembly. |
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