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So you’ve finally decided it’s time for a move but then a harsh reality now dawns: how do I safely move my plants with me? Well, unlike most of the things in your house, you cannot simply shove your succulent green friends down a dark box. They require extremely delicate handling if they are to successfully make the trip to your new home and this article will show just how you can ensure that.

1) Get mobile containers for potted plants
Moving potted plants can be challenging but to ease things up, you could simply purchase special containers with wheels that make it safe and effortless to move the heavier ones from one place to another. Ceramic and plastic pots are quite fragile and if you have any of these, be sure to wrap some protective padding around such containers. Pieces of an old mattress or bubble wrap make excellent cushioning.

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Creating a moving schedule is a smart way to ensure the process goes smoothly. It can help you know how much time to take off work. It can help you coordinate a variety of areas of your life that might be affected. Plus, you’ll be able to tell any help you enlist exactly how much help you’ll need.

Perhaps the only challenge to plotting out your schedule just right is finding a reasonable estimate of how long the move will take. There are a lot of variables that can make finding a close enough time estimate difficult. The good news is that there are ways to tell. You might not be able to pinpoint it down to the half hour, but can make an educated guess that proves quite close.

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Moving can be stressful for everyone involved, including your pet. If that pet happens to be a cat, then you have to be extra cautious not to stress her out. Cats are place-sensitive creatures who find it hard to let go of a place once they have settled in and become comfortable. If you want to make the move stress-free for your furry companion, follow these five tips:

1. Stay Calm

This is perhaps the number one rule when it comes to moving with cats. These creatures are smart and sensitive, meaning they can pick up on your emotions. If the move is stressing you out, it will also stress them out. So be calm and act normal at all times to assure your cat that everything is fine.

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If you are preparing to move, chances are the overall safety of your electronics and the fact that they could be damaged during the move is something that has been constantly on your mind. Having a lot of electronics that need packing can seem daunting. Worry not, though. Because there are a few things you can do to make the entire process a lot more manageable. Here is a list of all the important things you need to do when packing up your electronics for a relocation.

1. Before you pack up your electronics, ensure that you have backed up all your photos and files. This applies to all the computers and other devices that you have.

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Are you eager to move into your new house? Hows the planning coming along? Bet you have it all laid out in the back of your mind. Maybe you have already hired professionals to help you paint the new home that you have not moved into yet. Before you set out, though, there are a number of things that you need to know. Moving is a complicated process that needs lots of planning to execute well. Proper planning helps avoid damages and losses as you set up the new place.

As you move those heavy things that you own, you have to be careful not to damage your walls. Furniture is very heavy and could easily rub on to your freshly painted walls causing damage. Being careless during the moving process can cause damage to your walls and scratch or even destroy your furniture.

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