Dec 13, 2023
Movers.com, an online educational resource that helps to plan an upcoming move, has launched a new report on packing kitchen appliances, which explores how readers can handle the entire job DIY, and how to estimate the rates for hiring a professional.

North Brunswick Township, United States - December 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
When packing a home to move, often, the kitchen can be one of the most difficult rooms to pack, due to the odd shapes and sizes of kitchen appliances. This new report from Movers.com explores step-by-step how to package and transport common kitchen appliances, and includes suggestions for hiring a local professional.
More information can be found at https://www.movers.com/packing-guides/packing-small-appliances.html
Before readers begin packing, this new report suggests that all kitchen appliances should be thoroughly washed, dried, and disassembled as much as possible, to make them easier to transport. Movers.com specialists advise readers to take particular caution with any appliances that include glass accessories, to ensure they’re packed separately, so they do not break in transit.
The full report includes a comprehensive list of required materials, including boxes of various sizes, packing paper, packing tape, and a permanent marker. Readers can also find details on Movers.com for how to create an inventory as they pack, how to move furniture safely up or downstairs, and what to look for when renting a moving truck.
While it is common for readers to attempt to save space by packing multiple appliances in a single box, the report advises against this unless there is considerable extra room, for safety reasons. This is because, while kitchen appliances are designed to be sturdy, it is not uncommon for parts, especially glass, to break during transit when they are over-packed.
The Movers.com report also provides several options for hiring a professional and allows readers to estimate the rates for a range of moving services, from renting a truck to hiring a full-service moving crew. Estimates are available for any client, anywhere in the USA, with no cost or obligation.
To receive estimated rates for a local job, readers can click the “Get Quotes” button on the Movers.com website, and input some basic information about their upcoming move. Movers.com will send these details to top-rated local experts, and readers will receive up to 7 estimates with no cost and no obligation to continue.
More information about professional mover rates, estimating truck rental costs, and the no-obligation estimate service can be found at https://www.movers.com/moving-companies/ct-connecticut/new-haven/cheap-movers.html
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