What to
Pack
A
little thought and proper planning before you pack can save you time
and energy. Explore our valuable resources on the website
including Plan Ahead and the Packing with
Care Video for insider tips on proper materials and general
guidelines. Allow plenty of time prior to your move for packing. Box
up as little as three to four cartons a day and you can pack more
than 100 boxes in a month.
The most organized approach to packing for your move is room by
room. Establish designated areas to pack and store completed
cartons. Begin with the least used items in each room. Although some
rooms, such as the living and family rooms, may be used quite
frequently, they contain items that are not. Pack bedrooms and the
kitchen last as these areas contain many items that you use right up
until moving day. Wheaton wants your belongings to arrive at your
new home
safe and
sound.
Movin On
Up
Movers
professionals
are
trained
to look
for
normal
household
items
that are
hazardous
and
often
illegal
to ship.
For your
protection,
omit the
following
items
when
packing:
What Not
to Pack
Any
aerosol
can
including,
but not
limited
to:
-
Hair
spray
-
Shaving
cream
-
Deodorants
-
Insecticides
-
Cleaning
products
-
Spray
starch
-
Spray
paint
Other
flammable
products:
-
Oil-based
paints
-
Gasoline
-
Kerosene
-
Tar
remover
-
Matches
-
Ammunition
-
Paint
thinners
-
Turpentine
-
Auto
batteries
-
Lacquer
remover
-
Bleach
-
Muriatic
acid
-
Lighter
fluid
-
Corrosives
-
Explosives
-
Nail
polish
remover
-
Lighters
-
Bottled
gas
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