...the trick is to Pack right

• For computers, electronic, and other fragile products, it is best to use anti-static bubble wrap and packing peanuts. First carefully wrap the item with the anti-static bubble wrap, then tape it up. Fill a portion of the box that will contain these items with packing peanuts, place the item(s) in the box (es), then top it off with the remaining portion of the packing peanuts (only electronics require anti-static bubble wrap).
  
  
• Furniture: For furniture, quilted moving blankets do the job.
  
  
• Packing can appear to be an insurmountable task when viewed from the perspective of the entire house. Packing one room at a time (and staying with that room until it is fully packed) has the effect of dividing the overall task into several smaller and more manageable tasks. This approach also makes it possible to set realistic goals, i.e. pack the dining room today, the kitchen tomorrow, etc.
  
  
• Taping the bottom of cartons before filling them prevents the contents from spilling out the bottom during the move.
  
  
• In each carton the heavier items should be placed at the bottom and the lighter items on top to prevent damage.
  
  
• All breakable items should be wrapped individually in paper. Paper should be used to cushion the bottom, sides and top of cartons.