MOVE LIKE A PRO PART 1: PACKING TIPS

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  @InspiredLivingwithKristi · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Thank you for watching this video and best wishes with your move! &nbsp;I&apos;ve created a Free Moving Timeline Printable. &nbsp;I hope this helps you have a stress free move! &nbsp;You can download your free printable here:<br><a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/inspiredlivingwithkristi/e/150919">https://www.buymeacoffee.com/inspiredlivingwithkristi/e/150919</a>

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  @thisfamilyofmine7765 · 4 years ago

  I love the fact that you explained everything instead of just playing music. I was able to listen and get stuff done. Thank you

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  @LivingFREE307 · 5 years ago

  BIG TIP: use clothes, linens, towels, blankets, etc to wrap breakables. Underwear and socks are great for dinnerware (as funny as it seems) and comforters/blankets for wrapping pictures and mirrors. Then layer. <br>Best thing ive ever done!

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  @alexandrac591 · 4 years ago

  I always set my bed up first once I am close to finished with getting everything in. It&apos;s comforting.

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  @AK-convenient-bacon · 3 years ago

  I’ve been watching moving videos for two hours and this one is amazing. Parts box is so smart too!

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  @juliaevans9521 · 4 years ago

  Really appreciated the one about measuring tape to check furniture and room sizes.

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  @OneDayataTimeBreathe · 4 years ago

  What a great video! &nbsp;I haven’t moved in almost 32 years, so the purging is going to be critical. &nbsp;So many great tips!

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  @andrearidgeway939 · 1 year ago

  These are some of the most original tips I&apos;ve seen.

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  @marge-bg4zn · 4 months ago

  Some companies refuse to carry any liquids at all simply because of the risk of things leaking, whether or not they are flammable or chemicals. Plan to use that stuff up as much as possible, or give away or be prepared to transport it in your personal vehicle. And many companies will have a disclaimer in their contract that if damage occurs (including a fire) they won’t be responsible for damage and indeed YOU may have to reimburse them for the destroyed truck. Some people will try to sneak stuff in the truck they aren’t supposed to but it’s not worth the risk.

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  @ambersimerly1803 · 2 years ago

  Parts Box:<br>A good idea, but what if you lose the WHOLE box!!<br>Another idea may be to sandwich bag the nuts and bolts for a bed frame and tape the bag to one piece of the frame. Keep in mind, if your belongings go through hot temperatures, the adhesive may melt and get things sticky.

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  @marionbylsma1167 · 3 years ago

  I’m impressed serial numbers on the back of TVs and other electronics. Good idea😊

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  @angelaharris1112 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I always tape the screws to what they<br> go with.

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