While individual pieces of paper take up an almost negligible amount of space, books and book collections can very quickly take up a massive amount of space. In addition, books themselves are fairly fragile and are susceptible to both water and physical damage. In order to ensure that your book collection is transported without incident and using the smallest amount of space possible, you should take some steps to adequately prepare your books for a move.
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According to Home Advisor, the average American can expect to spend around $726 on moving expenses. If you're planning a move, formulating a budget is likely one of your top priorities. Whether you're planning on hiring a moving company or are doing much of the work yourself, there will still be hidden expenses you should factor into your final budget. Here are three unexpected expenses you should keep in mind while determining how much it will cost you to move:
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While moving to a new home may be exciting to you, your little one may not be thrilled about the prospect. Studies seem to indicate that moving can be tough on the mental health of children. For this reason, it's important to take steps that will help make acclimation to your new community less stressful and more enjoyable for your kid. Here are a few things you can do to get the job done:
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You'd likely love to have a residential mover take the stress and chaos out of your next move -- but often your budget isn't exactly unlimited. Fortunately, you can control how much your move costs while still benefiting from the skills and expertise of top-quality moving professionals. Here are some intelligent strategies for getting the most for your residential moving dollar.
Save on Packing and Shipping Materials
You may find it a great convenience to obtain all the necessary packing foam, cardboard boxes, protective blankets and other packing materials you need directly from your moving company.
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Whether you have a shelf of books or an entire library, putting them in storage takes a bit of trust. Many books emerge from storage smelling musty or sporting stains on their once-clean pages. Luckily, you can make sure your books don't suffer the same fate by taking the time to pack them properly. Follow these tips for success.
Tip #1: Remove everything from between the pages.
Even a simple bookmark may leave a stain or mark on your book's pages after being sandwiched between them for a few years.
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