The moving process can be very exhaustive, but if you keep these tips in mind, the process can be more efficient and reduce the stress of moving into your new home.<\/p>\n\n
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Maintain a written agenda of the move. This can begin with a list<\/strong> of everything that\nto do (from acquiring boxes, labels, tape, etc. to when to start).\nto package what)<\/p>\n\n Acquire sufficient\nboxes and tape – you’re going to need more than you can imagine. You can\nto buy folding boxes in DIY stores or purchase them from the\nsupermarkets or other types of stores.<\/p>\n\n If you have hired a moving company,\nask them if they lend boxes. Keep 10 to 15 empty boxes for last minute items<\/strong> (linens, bedding, etc.).\nthe night before the move, food from the refrigerator, cleaning utensils, etc.\netc.<\/p>\n\n Take out all bags, suitcases, backpacks and\nother bags around the house<\/strong> and fill them with\nmore personal items (seasonal clothing, toiletries, stuffed animals of the children, etc.).\nchildren, bedding and things you will need from the first day in your new home.\nnew home.<\/p>\n\n Use color coordination to make it easier for\nmovers to know where to place each box<\/strong> in the moving company.\nthe new house. Put different colored stickers on each box (e.g.\nyellow for kitchen items, blue for bathroom, lilac for bedroom, red for kitchen items, blue for bathroom, lilac for bedroom, red for bedroom\nsalon….) and when you arrive at your new home, stickers of the same color on the door.\nof the room where each box corresponds.<\/p>\n\n Organize items that go together during the packing process. For example, lamps with their corresponding bulbs, cups with saucers, hand shower with its holder etc.<\/p>\n\n Start the process\nto box items as soon as possible. If it’s winter, keep your clothes\nand summer accessories weeks before the move, store books as well,\ntoys, cds, kitchen items etc.<\/p>\n\n If you have to clean the house after\nemptying it,<\/strong> try to bring it forward during the days prior to the\nmoving, because once empty you will want to dedicate yourself to your new home as soon as possible.\nClean the inside of closets and drawers before moving day, and\nhave someone to follow the movers’ footsteps with a\nvacuum cleaner to remove dust from the rooms as they become empty.<\/p>\n\n Pay special attention to the articles of\ncourage and try to make room in the car so that they can travel with you<\/strong>.\nThis includes not only jewelry, but also important papers, passports, receipts,\npersonal agendas, phone lists, etc.<\/p>\n\n A move can be especially complicated if you have children, because moving from one house to another can be traumatic for children, especially if the new house is in another city. Try to involve<\/strong> your children in the moving process, buy cheerful boxes for them so they can put their personal belongings themselves. Tell them to choose what things they want to be able to take out on the first day in the new house (from a special book or toy to their favorite bed sheet, records, computer….) and put them in their personal box. The more you involve them in the move, the sooner they will accept it.<\/p>\n\n Before you move, it is important to\nyou know everything you need to do to make your new home ready for\nenjoy it without any problems.<\/p>\n\n Imagine how terrible\narrive at your new home and have no electricity, gas or water service. And in\nIf you have such services, you will be even more surprised when you see that the air\nthe air conditioning or heating are not working, there are some electrical problems, or\nsalideros, among other things. To avoid these nightmares, take action\nin advance. The following are the most important things you should keep in mind\naccount.<\/p>\n\n 1. Have an inspection of your new\nhome done ahead of time<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Check\nthe electrical circuit box or board, making sure that the labels on the\nare next to each switch that, for example, say: kitchen, bathroom, living room,\netc., are correctly located. Do this operation by removing or disconnecting\neach switch (one by one) to find out which room in the house they belong to.\nYou can also hire an electrician to check the condition of the\nthe electrical box (panel or board) and whether it needs to be repaired or replaced.\nreplace it with a new one.<\/p>\n\n 2. Report your change of address at\npost office and contact the credit card companies<\/strong>. <\/p>\n\n Before moving you must notify your change of address.\naddress at the post office to ensure that you start receiving your\ncorrespondence in your new home. Contact the credit card companies\ncredit to avoid omitting the payment of an invoice, because it arrived to your\nprevious address or it was lost.<\/p>\n\n 3. Contact utility companies\nutilities.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n When you arrive at your new home, you will want to have the\nbasic services, such as electricity, gas, water and sewage, cable,\nInternet, telephone. So contact those companies in advance to\nset the date for the transfer of these services to your new address. <\/p>\n\n 4. Update important documents.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n One month before moving in update the license\nyour driver’s license, your vehicle registration and your driver’s license registration card.\nvoter.<\/p>\n\n 5. Change the locks.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n If the house is vacant and you haven’t moved in yet, it is\ngood idea to change the door locks. Otherwise, change them on\nsame day you move in. It is better to be safe than sorry.<\/p>\n\n 6. Check the condition of the\naddress sign on the front of your house.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n The number of your home address should be displayed\nclearly, especially if you are moving with an agency. In addition,\nyou will need your address to be clearly distinguishable for the letter carrier, the mailmen, the\npostal delivery services, restaurant delivery services, and your\nvisits. Purchase a new sign if necessary.<\/p>\n\n 7. Identify emergency exits at\nin case of fire or disaster. <\/strong> <\/p>\n\n Make sure that the whole family knows how to get out of\nthe house in case of fire or any other catastrophe. Generally, all\nthink of the front door of the house as the best option for escaping the\nbut it’s nice to have extra options in case you can’t use the door, but it’s nice to have extra options in case you can’t use the door.\nprincipal.<\/p>\n\n 8. Fumigate and deep clean.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n If your new home is vacant and you have access to it\nbefore moving in, take the precaution of fumigating. Even if you don’t see insects, it is very\nlikely to exist. You don’t want to spray with harsh chemicals when the family’s\nis present and the furniture is already in place. Once the fumigation has been completed\nIndeed, it is a good time to do a deep cleaning of floors and walls,\nwindows, etc. Since the house is empty, you can clean even the nooks and crannies of the house.\nThis will not be so easy once the curtains and furniture are hidden from view, which will not be so easy once the curtains and furniture are\nare in place.<\/p>\n\n 9. Check your inventory list to see if\nyour belongings arrived safely.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n So beech\nyou have done the move yourself or with a moving company, check what you have\nagainst your inventory list to ensure that all of your belongings\narrived safely. If you used a moving company, you will be able to claim them for\nlost or damaged objects. And if necessary, you will be able to claim from your agency\ninsurance.<\/p>\n\n 10. Have a first aid kit ready.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Removals\nare conducive for someone to get scratched, hit or simply give you a\nheadache. Keep it ready because it will continue to be very useful in the future.\nPlace it in a place in the house where adults can access it, far away from\nchildren’s reach, regularly checking that the medicines are in good condition and that they are\nin force. On the door of the first aid kit put a label with the numbers of\ntelephone number of your local emergency contacts. With these\npreventive measures, you will now be able to send your new address to all of your\ncontacts and have a party to inaugurate your new home.<\/p>\n\n Credit:<\/strong> Vanities<\/a> and Euroresidents<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The moving process can be very exhaustive, but if you keep these tips in mind, the process can be more efficient and reduce the stress of moving into your new home. How to organize a move: Basic tips on how to plan a move 1. 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3. Organize the boxes visually<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n
4. \nOrganizar art\u00edculos por categor\u00edas<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n
5. \nEmpezar cuanto antes <\/strong><\/h4>\n\n
6. Be careful with valuables<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n
7. Moving and children<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n
Tips to make your new home ready to move into:<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n