AIR CONDITIONERS:
Consult your authorized dealer or service man on your particular model. Some sealed units should be bolted down. |
DRAWERS IN FURNITURE:
Articles such as blankets, cushions and pillows may be left in drawers. Do not pack heavy items in dresser, bureau, server of bufett drawers. NEVER leave liquids, breakables or firearms in drawers.
(For consumer's protection, we recommend emptying all drawers.) |
BEDDING:
Place bedding in clean cartons. Light articles such as blankets or pillows may be put into furniture drawers. |
DRYERS, ELECTRIC OR GAS:
Check with your service man. Motors may need to be checked and secured. We can arrange this service for you or recommend a reliable service company. |
BEDS:
The movers will dismantle your beds and set them up in your new residence. |
FOOD:
Dispose of food in open containers that might spill or spoil enroute. The carrier will not be liable for damage caused by food spilling on other items. Perishable food should never be stored or shipped. |
BOOKS:
Books should be packed in small, strong, securely tied cartons. They should be placed cover to cover, alternating bindings to prevent the pages from becoming interlocked and damaged. Wrap valuable books individually. Do not pack over edge of container. Be sure to use the correct size box to prevent overloading.
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FREEZERS:
These appliances must be completely defrosted one or two days prior to moving. They should be dried and aired to avoid musty odor. Safety of contents cannot be guaranteed so it is best to empty your freezer and plan meals that will use up perishable contents. Check with your service man to be sure the motor is bolted, if necessary. |
BRIC-A-BRAC:
Wrap separately and pack in cartons, boxes or barrels. Cushion well with newsprint. Pack largest and heaviest items in bottom of container. Do not pack over edge of container. |
GLASS TOPS TO FURNITURE:
For complete safety, these items should be crated. This is a "must" when storing or shipping; for local moving however, they frequently can be removed and replaced by the mover who will pad them safely in the van. |
CANNED GOODS:
Pack upright in small, sturdy cartons. Don not pack beyond the limit of portability, not over 50 pounds to each container. Approximately 24 cans should be ample. |
GLASSWARE:
Stemware and glassware should be wrapped individually and placed in barrels or placed in the top of china containers. Do Not nest unwrapped glasses in each other. Place wrapped glassware right side up, not on their sides. |
CHINA:
Wrap china and fragile objects in paper individually. Large plates and heavy pieces should be placed on the bottom of the container, on edge, smaller plates, cups
and saucer toward the top of the container. Plates and dishes should be placed in a vertical position with pads of paper in between. Recommended - 3" of paper on the bottom of the barrel or carton and 2" of paper in between layers. Do not pack above edge of container.
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GANDFATHER CLOCKS:
Remove chimes. Secure weight chains tightly against the base of the clock with wire or strong string and remove weight and pendulums. If it is going a long distance, call a reputable clock man to prepare the works against damages. |
CLOTHING:
For a nominal charge, our men will move your clothing on hangers, from the closets directly to wardrobes furnished by us. Wardrobes wil hold approximately 25 hangers depending upon the size of the garments. Your clothing will reach you clean and wrinkle-free. For storage, clothing should be cleaned. Small clothing articles pack nicely in suitecases, boxes or trunks. |
JEWELRY:
Keep valuable jewelry in your immediate possession. |
CLOCKS:
Pendulums on clocks should be removed or secured tightly to the base of the clock. Small clocks may be wrapped and placed in boxes. |
KITCHEN UTENSILS:
Kitchen utensils should be clean and placed in cartons or barrels. Durable, heavy pieces placed on the bottom, light ones on the top with each piece padded against dents, chipping or scratching. Toasters, irons, waffleirons, mixers, etc., may be wrapped individually and placed in cartons with other kitchen utensils. |
CURTAINS:
Before moving day, remove curtains from the rods and fold them neatly in drawers or clean, white tissue-listed cartoons. |
LAMPS:
Removal ornamental tops and put in a safe place... one you will remember. Small lamps may be wrapped and placed in cartons for safe moving. |
DRAPERIES:
These may be placed on hangers and transferred to wardrobe cartons, or they may be folded and placed in cartons. To save handling, they can be sent to the cleaners and delivered directly to your new home. |
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