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No, grandchildren will not wait for your Pitchforks: important moving tips
Do you keep clothes and toys "for the next generation"?
Leaving the set of cutlery you received 5 years ago and have not yet opened? Just before moving, do yourself a favor and get rid of the hoarding. Here are some tips that will make it easier for you
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Tuesday, October 19, 2021, 08:13 Updated: 08:22
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The process of moving house is accompanied by many pressures and tensions and a feeling of lack of control.
The whole process drains into packaging, transport, dismantling and arranging the new house.
So how do you make a mess of the transition?
Inbal Shaham-Glick, the owner of Ba-Li Seder and a professional house series, provides some tips that will make the apartment move more orderly and less stressful.
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Many of the toys, clothes, objects and furniture used by our children have great sentimental value for us and we have a hard time parting with them. A more purposeful thought leads us to believe that when the time comes, when we have grandchildren, they will be happy to use these objects. Reality proves that usually the grandson's parents - the original users of the objects - prefer new, proper things, in good condition and will ask you to keep only a few things that are valuable to them. Exercise discretion and examine what is really close to your heart and worth keeping, as opposed to what is worn and irreparable.
Israelis have a "dowry" mentality. In traditional or religious families it is customary to have several kits of kitchen utensils. For many of us, complete sets, backup pots, molds, cutlery that has never been opened, etc. are always kept. to store items sit in a closet or attic without any demands. better donate them to those who can not afford, and keep only what is useful and of course valuable.
If the kitchen we are dealing with, even in the spice cabinet should make filtering. the validity of most spices expires in two years, including ground spices and herbs Dried seasoning.Then, they lose their intense flavor, accumulate moisture and attract pests.Obs and mixtures expire even faster, so be sure to store properly and of course discard what is not suitable for use.
When it comes to sorting paperwork, the rule is simple: bank statements and salaries yes, bills no.
Before you rush to throw away the property tax bill from last month, I will explain: If more than three years have passed since you paid the bill, there is no longer any point in keeping the appendix confirming that you paid it.
If there was a debt in your name, at this point you would receive a warning about it, or God forbid receive a letter from the execution.
After three years you can definitely throw the bills in the paper recycling bin.
Banks, on the other hand, charge money for issuing statements about the status of your account, and in most cases will require a few days to issue information as requested.
Therefore, it is better to keep your information and reduce the need to visit your bank branch.
It is also important to keep salaries in case the need arises to present proof of income to one of the authorities.
Salary information can be difficult to recover, so it is best not to leave room for coincidence.
Go gather all these cables now (Photo: Screenshot, @ emma.alers)
For many, the phrase "house arrangement" actually means "wardrobe arrangement."
The hardest coping comes with the clothes that are no longer suitable for us and we keep hoping that one day something will change (in them, or in us).
The simple rule of thumb is that if more than half a year has passed and you have not worn the garment, it is likely that you will no longer wear it.
No order in the house is complete without an overview of the drawers, and this is the realm of electronics and cable parts.
In small, wrapped or loose nylons, tangled inside each other, with a missing part and an inappropriate part: all the charges and fasteners we pick up usually find themselves crammed into a drawer, with no demand.
Keep only what is in good condition and suitable for the electronics you have.
The transport phase
So after we have made the arrangement and decided what to take to the new house comes an equally important stage: the transport.
Dolly Doron, one of the owners of Olympus Trucking, provides some advice from the field.
Every move begins with a conversation with the moving company you approached.
First of all, know that the moving company can and should take care of your packaging solutions.
Once you have sorted out everything you want to take to the new house, and in order to facilitate the unloading work, you should pack wisely - by rooms, categories, fragile and not fragile and of course indicate on each cardboard the contents in a name or numbered form.
On the day of the transport itself, in order to facilitate the craft, one must be patient, and independently take with you to the new home valuable objects and of course sentimental value, in order to leave zero room for mistakes and heartache.
Please ensure that carriers are informed of fragile / wet objects in advance, so that they are best preserved during the transition.
Immediately after loading, one last turn must be made together with the movers in the old house, to make sure that we do not forget anything in the back and at the end of the transport to check that we do not forget anything in the truck.
In order to facilitate the unloading craft, it is very important to plan in advance the furniture positions inside the house and routing the cedars to the correct rooms.
Moving house is no small headache, but with advance preparation the process can be made simpler and more pleasant.
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