When moving
house there is always a lot to do and the bedroom can often be one of the
trickiest rooms to sort, clean, and pack. If you have a large family this means
organizing multiple people, and multiple rooms full of clothing, personal
belongings, toys and furniture.
You should
always start off by packing those rooms that aren’t in regular use, such as the
attic, the guest bedroom, the garden shed and garage, and even large closets.
Then turn your attention to the main bedrooms. First sort through all the clothing
and personal items in each bedroom, get the member of the family whose room it
is to help too even if they are still young as this will make them feel easier
about the upcoming move too, together you can decide what is to be taken to the
new house.
Kids
especially grow out of clothes and toys very quickly so it is very likely that
you’ll soon have a growing mound of unwanted items to get rid of. This is good
news for the new property as it won’t be as cluttered, but the bad news is that
it will take up valuable time to organize, which is why it’s always best to
make a detailed plan before moving with regards as to what needs accomplishing
first and always give plenty of time to get things like this done as they will
take a while.
Make different
piles with items to be given away, items to be thrown away and those to be
kept. Start sorting through the clothes that are to be kept and make sure they
are packed in marked boxes so they can be placed in the right room in the new
home. Try to keep clothing boxes sealed so they don't get dirty during the
move. Also put shoes in separate containers - you don't want your clothing to
smell of cheesy feet!
If you really want
more space at the next house then try and encourage the kids to give some of
their things away, clothes they have outgrown and toys they are too old for
now. If they still really can’t bear to part with certain belongings then
consider putting some things into a storage facility as they are very affordable
and will keep things safe until it’s decided what’s to be done with them. You
can rent a storage unit at a low storage price and clear space whilst keeping everyone happy at the same time.
Next clear out
the linen and other bedding and pack it away in black bags or boxed. Personal
items in the room can be sorted through and kept or discarded so in the end
there is only the furniture left to deal with. Larger pieces of furniture can
usually be dismantled, for example beds can be taken apart so it’s easier to
move them and wardrobes too.
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