Nobody enjoys unpacking. After weeks of packing, arranging, changing your address with credit card companies, saying goodbye to neighbors and friends, and eventually relocating everything you own to a new location, having to unpack everything isn’t exactly the cherry on top. Regrettably, it must be done. And if you or a member of your family is notorious for taking months or even years to unpack the final few boxes in the house, here are some brilliant, but devious, ways to prevent procrastination before it begins.

Stack all of your boxes on top of the couch

Nothing tempts you more than a cushy couch to collapse on as immediately as the movie starts. We can’t say we blame anybody for wanting to relax. There is, however, a distinction to be made between taking a break and seeking out extracurricular activities that prohibit you from completing the task at hand. Stacking your boxes on your couch, their bed, or anyplace else that fully prevents them from getting too comfy is a terrific reason to maintain the lazy family member from vegging out for the remainder of the week. The only way they’ll be able to completely unwind is if they unpack their belongings.

Every box should contain important items

The boxes that are generally left unopened for months or years are the ones that contain stuff that no one needs right soon. Although we don’t expect you to unpack all of your Christmas decorations in May, you should be able to unload everything else you brought with you. You wouldn’t have considered those products worthy of carrying if they weren’t, right? Packing something useful in each box is a smart method to ensure that no package goes unopened. It may be someone’s lucky soccer cleats, the TV remote, or the computer. There’s a cause to unpack as long as they have a purpose to look.

Use Expired Products as a Finishing Touch

This is the most extreme approach you can take, and we only advocate it if you’re having trouble unpacking your procrastination. The scent of rotting food motivates a hasty unpacking more than anything else. By putting a piece of fruit on top of each box, your family will only have a few minutes to unpack before the smell sets in. True, there’s no reason to unpack once the box has been opened and the fruit has been retrieved. Your family member, on the other hand, is more inclined to start taking things out of boxes once they notice them. You may believe that there are far easier ways to convince your kids to empty their boxes. Didn’t we say that these are sneaky methods?

If you’re having trouble packing, OZZIEE MOVERS can help. Our staff will arrive at your home and pack all of your items. OZZIEE MOVERS can help you relocate whether you’re moving across town or across the country.

During a move, there are a few things to keep in mind when packing electronics

Electronics are among the most costly, expensive, and delicate items to pack prior to a move. Moving day is all about making sure your devices are properly safeguarded, packaged, and sent. Knowing how to correctly pack your belongings is a useful skill to have whether you’re relocating locally, nationally, or globally. Here are some suggestions and strategies for packing your electronics during your move from the professional movers in Brisbane at OZZIEE MOVERS:

  • Documents, photos, and videos should all be backed up. Back up copies of your key papers using usb sticks, an external hard drive, or an internet-based security solution. Save two copies of each file to be extra safe.
  • All wires and accessories should be labeled and photographed. Although most devices nowadays are wireless, there are still some appliances that require connections to function effectively, such as televisions, stereos, and lighting systems.
  • Wrap your cords and cables in plastic bags and mark them to make packing and unpacking easier. Before you move, take pictures of how your devices are connected to make sure you know well how reinstall them in your new home.
  • Pack your items with soft materials. Bubble wrap, towels, and blankets are all excellent packing materials for ensuring the safety of your devices on moving day. Screened items should be well-wrapped, packed in robust packaging, and labeled “fragile.”
  • Disconnect all batteries and liquids from the system. Remove all batteries, ink, or liquid from your electronics before moving day to avoid harmful and damaging mishaps.
  • Check the Product Manual for more information. When packaging electronics, go to the manufacturer’s instructions, as they often contain helpful packing and protection tips. Save the product box because it will come in handy for packing the item on moving day.
  • Take into account the conditions of storage and transportation. The majority of moving cars have climate control. It’s also crucial to think about how the temperature will affect your devices on moving day.
  • Consider packing your electronics last into the moving truck so they can be pulled out first, or bringing them with you in your own vehicle if you’re relocating nearby.

If you’re moving locally or nationally making sure your devices are properly packed and loaded is critical. Our experts at OZZIEE MOVERS will work with our customers to determine, develop, and implement a moving strategy that is tailored to their needs and budget. Get in contact with us today to learn more about our moving services in Brisbane!