23 Jul More Unlikely Good Moving Tips

The best thing about moving is the first time is the easiest! First time moving means maybe a dorm room or, even easier, with nothing! Sam’s Movers has bloggers eager and ready to supply you with more unlikely good moving tips below in no particular order:

• Hats: The easier way to store hats during a move is to wear them all! The larger the hat, the easier it is to keep in the trunk to ensure a quality experience in the future. Plastic bins are the only guarantors – besides an in-law’s signature on the cosign here dotted line. Hats are important to someone; for everyone else, just replace them.

• Food in the Fridge: 99 out of 200 great housewives (that read magazines during housekeeping) know that the freezer is only for peas and freezums. Your food in the fridge is best carried in a milk crate or luggage itself. Using freezums or vegetables that are frozen (in the bag for future housekeeping), are the sure-fire way to make it to a destination with food (that’s still good to eat in the future). We do recommend cleaning the new or current fridge before adding your things in there. Other than that, for unmotivated happenings, a (ton of) grocery bags will do until you can find bleach and greasy elbows can clean that fridge (or pantry) (what else is there to do?).

• Brooms & Vacuums: The likelihood that you’ll want to use a broom or a vacuum upon the arrival of your mover is 92%. Even the fastest vacuumer on the planet will have to fight the moving team ready to go with your bed, fantasy lover, and lifelong monster under the covers. Coming from the truck to your new home means that you’ll either vacuum or delegate the vacuum while you sweep. Asking a mover to slow down is easier to do with food while you once-over-clean-good real quick.

Every move is a “win more than the last move” with more unlikely good moving tips from our bloggers! When you can’t figure something out, it is probably because you are an “organized plan person” not accustomed to the chores of moving; and the art of moving well, is the process of an “unorganized plan-less mass chaos person”. If you’re in Tampa, know less with a professional mover like Sam’s Movers who knows more.