What should people be doing when they are packing their drawers? For a long time, people have been debating the best way to handle drawers. There are a few methods that people use to pack these items. However, what is the best method? Men on the Move is going to address all the different options you can use to pack your drawers.
Although we said that there were a few, there are technically only two options. However, it is the execution of these options is that varies. So, what are these two options, and what conditions make one better than the other?
There are a few reasons why emptying your drawers would be the best option for moving. First of all, if your furniture is flimsy and antique then emptying your drawers will help preserve its integrity. Furthermore, you should remove your drawers if you do not have enough people to move the dresser. You will also need to empty your drawers if they are filled with items that are:
If you chose this option, there are a few ways to ensure that your drawers are protected and optimally used. After you remove all of your items, you should line the drawer with packing paper. After removing the items and storing them in a box, you can choose to either return the drawers to the dresser or use them. Returning the drawers to their positions is the best option in this case, especially if the drawers are flimsy. However, if you cannot carry the dresser with the drawers inside, then moving the separately is a good option. You need to secure these drawers in furniture blankets. All desk drawers need to be emptied and packed separately.
Just like the top option, this option is more viable depending on a few variables. If your furniture is in excellent condition and sturdy, then this is a good option. Furthermore, you need to make sure that you have enough manpower to move the dresser if the drawers are full. The packing method is easy for this method. First, you need to remove the drawers and clear them of any items that would be difficult to move like fragile items. To fill the empty space, you should use soft, lightweight pieces of clothing and bedding. Once your drawers are packed, put paper sheets over top and you may wrap the drawers for extra protection. When the drawers are put back into position, secure them into the dresser so they do not move while being transported.
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