You may pack as much or as little as you wish. Whatever decision you make, we desire your part of the moving process to go as easily as possible. The following packing tips may be very helpful for you.

Preparations
Here are several common ideas, which will make packing much easier:
• Think in advance how you will pack. Pack things first that you don’t make use of very frequently.
• Begin packing at the very moment you discover you’re moving.
• In no way you should pack inflammable things or non-allowable ones.
• Utilize large amounts of paper inside the box on the top and bottom to supply fine cushion.
• Record stuffing and room on the exterior of the box.
• Visibly mark “Fragile” on the exterior of boxes.
• Make use of clean newsprint paper. The old ones can work, however, you should use them carefully for the reason that the ink might rub off onto your things.
• Mark “Open First” on boxes with necessary things like cooking utensils, personal care items, etc.
• Take apart breakables and non-breakables.
• Pack all your boxes tightly.
• Make use of speciale packing tape. Masking tape isn’t strong enough to hold completely packed boxes. Packing tape is obtainable from your local agent.

China
Cautiously enfold china in pieces of clean newsprint paper. Put newsprint paper in the bottom of a box. Enfold every item separately then enfold up to three in a package with a twofold layer of paper. Put these packed articles in the box in a line on edge.

Surround every package with crushed paper, being cautious to leave no unoccupied gaps. Include a few inches of compacted paper on top of the package to guard edges and create a level base for the subsequent layer. Horizontal cardboard dividing walls may be useful in keeping layers level. Small plates, saucers and shallow bowls may compose a second layer. Enfold and pack in the same way as bigger things.

Silver
Silver is embedded together and enfolded. The embedded bundles are cushioned in the silver box. The box is then enfolded in clean paper.