Protecting your Items during a Removal
Jan05

Bubble wrap can be purchased from hardware stores and department stores. Bubble wrap is very inexpensive as well, meaning that it will not cost you a fortune to keep your items safe. Another alternative to bubble wrap is Styrofoam. Styrofoam can be used to pad boxes so that when you place your items into them, they will be safe and protected. In this way, even if boxes are dropped, your items are less likely to break. Styrofoam can be purchased in pad form, which can be used to line boxes, or can be bought as Styrofoam peanuts which can be added to the box to protect its contents. If the items you are packing are too delicate e.g.

glassware, then you have the option to add both Styrofoam pads and peanuts to your boxes. Styrofoam can be found in boxes containing electrical items such as microwaves or hoovers. If you are the type of person who stores all original boxes, you will be sure to find some Styrofoam lying around, which can be recycled and reused. In addition to the Styrofoam, you can also recycle and reuse any boxes that you have lying around, so it will be wise to have a look in garages, storage sheds or attics. If you are tight on money, there is one last option. This option is recycling old newspapers. Wrapping up glassware and ornaments in newspaper can keep them safe and protected from broken or being damaged. This way you are going to be saving money that would otherwise be spent on bubble wrap or Styrofoam, and will also give you the chance to get rid of some unwanted newspapers, which we all have lying around somewhere. Always ensure that you do not over pack your boxes, since this will make them more susceptible to break and tear, causing your items to fall and break. Always handle your boxes with care, especially when you are loading and unloading your removal vehicle. Keeping your possessions safe is crucial, especially during removal times, since boxes may be dropped, or may accidentally fall during the transportation process. By keeping your items wrapped up in bubble wrap, Styrofoam or newspaper will keep them protected and safe. This means that you will be able to make the most of them, even when you are in your new home.