Three Simple Tips
<Br> | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 years, 4 months AGO
(NAPSI)—Moving season is officially under way. The average person will move around 11 times, yet not many will rethink the moving process. Here are some tips to update your approach:
• Restyle Your Move—Don’t repeat tired mistakes from your old home in your new one. Watch online moving makeover videos that demonstrate the right way to pack household objects such as dishes, photos, rugs, books and plants and also explain how to arrange these objects in your new home to achieve a fresh designer look.
• Free Online Planning Tools—There are lots of resources, so how do you choose? Every move is unique—look for a guide that features timelines and checklists and can be customized to your needs.
• Moving Hacks—With some ingenuity, you can repurpose free or inexpensive items to organize your move—egg cartons work great for packing jewelry. Check online for more clever time- and money-saving moving hacks.
So, if you’re one of the 40 million people estimated to move this year, freshen up your approach. Check out CableMover’s Moving Makeover Series featuring TV designer and makeover expert Libby Langdon and download the free Moving Guide, from CableMover.com, to keep yourself organized and stress-free.
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