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Use valuable space inside drawers and larger appliances, such as stoves and refrigerators, to store smaller items and conserve space. |
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Boxes that are tightly sealed with packaging tape will prevent dust from entering. |
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Wrap furniture legs with protective bubble wrap, furniture covers or pads to prevent scratching. Also wrap dishes and other delicate objects in protective wrap. |
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Use shelving to organize items. |
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Label boxes on all sides for easy identification. Make sure fragile boxes are placed on top of heavier, less delicate boxes. |
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Store heavier items in small boxes and lighter objects in large boxes. |
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Place tarps or other material on the floor of the unit before you store your items to protect from potential water damage |
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Keep commonly used items in the front of your unit near the door for easy accessibility. |
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Stack boxes of uniform sizes; keep items that are stacked the highest near the back of your unit. |
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Utilize the height of your unit |
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Try to completely fill the boxes you have to prevent them from caving in. |
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Leave walkways in your units between boxes and furniture to allow easy
accessibility to parts of your unit
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