It's no secret that moving is a big undertaking. Whether you're crossing state lines or relocating to a neighboring county, following these eight simple tips will help keep things simple.
1. Set a budget in the beginning.
You don't want to reach moving day and realize you've already spent all the money in your account and therefore have nothing left for extra boxes. Set a realistic moving budget on day one, and choose your moving services and supplies according to that budget.
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Most college students are excited to go back home at the end of the school year. It gives you a chance to reconnect with family members and high school buddies. But before you can reunite with everyone, you have to decide what to do with the contents of your dorm. This means packing your belongings up in boxes and containers. You also will need a way to transport everything home. Read on to find out how to make moving easy for the out of town college student.
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If your big toys are being moved into a storage unit to make room for remodeling, don't let your private sanctuary get cast aside. Instead, put your new storage unit to good use. The plan was to move your treasured possessions into a storage unit, but no one said that they had to be stored. Make the most of your new-found space. Turn your storage unit into your very own private sanctuary.
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Adding mothballs to your bin of stored baby items may give you an added sense of security, yet it may not be the best option for storing your baby things. It may be giving you a false sense of security and in fact your baby clothes may even be better off without it. So whether you're using a self-storage facility or a mobile storage container, here are three reasons why storing baby clothes with mothballs may not be the best plan.
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Moving can be a stressful time of life. One of the things that most people dread the most is moving boxes and furniture up a ramp into a moving truck. It may sound so simple but the process of moving this furniture and the boxes can take a huge chunk of time and effort.
The second most dreaded thing about moving may be having to take those same boxes and furniture from the moving truck and unload them into the new home.
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