Moving is a difficult task. But following the instructions below can make it easier and more relaxing

1. Start by making a list

Make a list of all the things to do in moving. First you list the jobs that need to be done before moving, then the jobs that need to be done during the move, and then the jobs that need to be done after moving. Each job you finish will be removed from the list, giving you a clear picture of what you still have to do.

2. RESERVE THE REQUIREMENTS

Keep the things you need and use them. Don't keep things you don't use because they will save you time and money.

3. Throw or give what you do not need

Dispose of things you don't need {eg broken children's toys, objects, etc.}. Give out old kids toys, kids clothes and yours that you don't use. They are useful to some other people. you can give them to your parish church or to an orphanage. There are many things we can recycle. In many parts of the city there are recycling bins for various items. In this way, we help maintain a healthy environment.

4. ASK FOR HELP

Get help from your family or friends to pack some things. This way you will do more in less time. Let go of some things that you can't pack for the experts to do.

5. TYPES OF PACKAGING

Get carts from stores that sell packaging materials. The cuttings should be of different sizes and durable. You can also get kits from your neighborhood super market that is also free. Take cartons for partitions and papers to pack fragile items into boxes. A good idea is to get colored papers as well. So when you finish packing, close the carton with a sticker and mark with a marker on the colored paper where the house goes and what the carton contains (eg kitchen, brittle, glassware, dishes, etc.). }. You will do the same in your new home. You will put in each door the corresponding colored paper that will say which room it is. So the workshop will see which room each box goes into and arrange it there without having to look for it later you will save a lot of time and have them stored in each room separately without having to open all the boxes together to see what they contain and which room they go to.

6. PRIORITIES

Going to your new home does not need to open all the boxes immediately. Once you've written their content on the boxes beforehand, it's easy to find out which things to prioritize.

7. DO NOT PURCHASE THE BOXES

Try to keep the weight of the carton. Don't overdo them. This way the workshop will carry them more easily and faster and your buns will not be opened by weight.

8. EVERY ROOM ROOM

Pack all the contents of each room before going to the next room. So when the workshop gets rid of your new home the time will be greatly reduced.

9. START PACKING BEFORE YOU

The warehouse, the loft, the composite glassware, the clothes of another season (winter or summer depending on the time of removal) can be packed a few weeks before the day of removal. If you pack 3 cartons a day, you will have about 20 cartons in a week.

10. FIRST NEED MATERIALS

In a box you will put some items that you will need the first night in your new home (eg pajamas, a change of clothes, towels, sheets, toiletries, toothpicks, toothbrushes and a lens). So you won't have to look for the last minute bugs.

11. STARTING IN YOUR NEW HOUSE

Build one-on-one room as fast as possible. This way you will have a room without bunk beds and you can rest there.

12. GIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

You will delegate responsibilities to all family members, explain to hunters what is going on and where, and who is responsible for everything, so as to avoid confusion. This will make things easier to arrange.

13. USEFUL TOOLS

It is certain that you will need some tools from day one. This is why it would be advisable to have a hammer, nails, pliers, screwdriver, scissors etc somewhere in the draft.

14. FURNITURE AND DOMESTIC ITEMS

Arrange the furniture in the right places and bulky things first, then trim the boxes with accessories and personal belongings.

15. BEDROOM PREPARATION

As soon as you put the furniture into the bedrooms, lay the beds. This way they will be ready when you feel the need to rest.