How to make Moving the Big Items seem like small effort

Large screen televisions, king size bed, overstuffed mattresses . . . we fill our mcmansions full of big things that don't fit into normal moving and file boxes. The solution is to "think outside of the box" when it comes to packing and moving these items and buy a 8 to 9 bedroom kit.

The best thing about big items is most of them break down into smaller pieces, and you just have to put them back together at your new home.Take Beds apart, and mark the pieces for easy assembly. Mattresses won't fit in a moving box, but when you get your moving supplies, order mattress bags. These giant oversized covers are made of thick plastic and will protect your mattress during the move.

Use your dressers to carry small clocks, clothes and picture frames. Use packing tape to secure the drawers shut, and cover it with a moving blankets.Take tables apart. Wrap the table top in a paper moving pads, and tie it to the wall of the moving van. Wrap the legs in bubble wrap and tie next to the table top.Put your children's stuffed animals, or dry towels and sheets into the washing machine to prevent the tub from rotating during the move.

Secure the refrigerator door with the edge corners protectors, and wrap it in a moving blanket. Tie it to the wall of the moving van. Think about packing paper the coils with bubble wrap to protect them during the move.Sure, life is full of big items now, but if you take it one piece at a time and plan carefully, moving your big items will be small potatoes.

When it comes time for moving make sure you have all the moving supplies you will need to protect your belongings and for packing boxes. iMovingBoxes.com has a large selection of box bundles, moving kits and packing supplies for all your moving needs.

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