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Packing glasses safely for a move requires careful planning and the right materials to prevent them from breaking. Here's a step-by-step guide: Materials You’ll Need: Sturdy Boxes: Choose medium-sized boxes to avoid overloading them. Packing Paper or Bubble Wrap: For cushioning and wrapping the glasses. Dividers: Cardboard dividers can separate glasses and prevent them from clinking. Packing Tape: To secure the boxes. Markers: To label the boxes as “FRAGILE.” Towels or Dishcloths (optional): As an extra layer of padding. Step-by-Step Process: 1. Prepare the Box Line the bottom of the box with crumpled packing paper, bubble wrap, or soft towels...

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Just the very sight of moving boxes can stress pets, especially cats. Pets, particularly cats, are creatures of habit and thrive on routine. The sudden appearance of boxes, which often signals change or upheaval, can cause anxiety or stress. Here's why: Unfamiliarity: Boxes can be unfamiliar objects in their environment, leading to curiosity or fear. Disruption of Territory: The presence of boxes can disrupt a pet's sense of territory and security. Anticipation of Change: Pets may associate boxes with moving, which can trigger stress and anxiety. To minimise stress during a move, consider the following: Gradual Introduction: Introduce boxes gradually to...

• Use dividers: Use dividers or separators to prevent mugs from clinking together and breaking.
• Avoid stacking: Stacking mugs can lead to breakage. Instead, store them individually or in pairs.

Moving can be a stressful experience, especially when treasured possessions like artwork and family photos are involved. These irreplaceable items are often large, fragile, and susceptible to damage during the packing, transportation, or storage process. The very frames and glass intended to protect them can ironically become sources of harm. However, with careful planning and proper packing techniques, you can safeguard your artwork and photos, ensuring they arrive at your new home unscathed.     By prioritising quality packing materials, you invest in the long-term preservation of your cherished possessions. Remember, prevention is always better than cure when it comes...