3 Clever Moving Hacks
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Are you planning to move to a new home? Relocating can be exhausting, considering the amount of packing and unpacking that you need to do. However, once you are settled, it will all be worth it. You can choose to leave your things behind or take them with you. If you decide to keep them, these 3 clever moving hacks by makelifesimpler_ can be very helpful in saving your time, energy, and money.
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To lessen the amount of things you need to pack, consider letting go of the items that you no longer need and keep the only ones that are important to you. If it’s less expensive to buy a new one, it’s best to leave it behind. These packing hacks come in handy not only when you are moving to a new place, but also when visiting friends or family, or even when you are going on a vacation nearby.
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3 Clever Moving Hacks to Make Your Life Easier
1 – How to pack clothes
If most of your clothes are hung, removing each from the hanger, packing them one by one, and hanging them again piece by piece once you arrive, can be a tedious task. It consumes a lot of time and energy! You might want to try using a trash bag instead. Compress your your clothes while they are still hung, and insert the trash bag from the bottom, covering up until the top. Loop the ties to the hooks of the hanger to keep it in place.
When you arrive at your new place, just remove them from the trash bag and they are ready to hang – quick and easy.
2 – How to pack dishes when moving
Don’t want to leave your favorite dishes, but don’t have bubble wrap to pack them safely? Use towels instead! Just lay a towel on a flat surface, place one plate, fold it over, place another plate, and fold it again. Repeat this technique with your other plates. It will keep them secure, so you don’t have to worry about breaking them while you are in the moving process.
3 – How to pack knives for moving
Knives can be extremely harmful and you should always store them properly. If you don’t have knife guards, use your oven gloves instead! Just tuck them in and tie the ends so they won’t fall.
