14 Tips to Make Moving Day Easier

Written by Carole Pagan


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9. When packing clothes, sheets, towels and such, put a plastic garbage bag inrepparttar box first, then placerepparttar 136800 items inrepparttar 136801 plastic bag. This works for pots and pans too. Then you won’t have to rewash them when you unpack. Throw a fabric softener sheet intorepparttar 136802 bag of clothes and linens before you close it up to keep them smelling nice.

10. Packrepparttar 136803 items you will needrepparttar 136804 first night in separate boxes and label them so you can get to these things right away without having to go through 20 boxes trying to find things when you’re already exhausted.

11. Make surerepparttar 136805 beds get set up, and other heavy items are in place. Other things can be moved around later.

12. Old fashioned as it may be – letrepparttar 136806 guys worry aboutrepparttar 136807 furniture. Takerepparttar 136808 girls and let them help you getrepparttar 136809 cabinets and drawers washed out and your kitchen set up. Then, oncerepparttar 136810 truck is empty - everyone can easily sit down, relax, and have some pizza and beer and conversation.

13. If you packed well,repparttar 136811 clothes can go right inrepparttar 136812 drawers. The sheets and towels can go right into repparttar 136813 linen closet. Hanging clothes can go right into repparttar 136814 closets. Depending on how ambitious you are, repparttar 136815 entertainment center can be set up and books put in bookcases.

14. Take a break -repparttar 136816 rest can wait for a little while…… Rome wasn't built in a day.

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Maximize Space with Loft Beds

Written by Julie Bonner


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Some other ideas forrepparttar space under a loft bed are: *a study area, which can include a desk, a chair and a bookshelf; *a play area; *an area to storerepparttar 136707 dresser; or *attach a sheet/curtain aroundrepparttar 136708 bed to create a little hideaway for quiet time *attach a sheet/curtain just onrepparttar 136709 lower half ofrepparttar 136710 loft space to be used for puppet shows, etc. Loft beds are a really good idea for younger kids who have small rooms or are sharing with a sibling. If siblings are sharing a room, that extra little space can berepparttar 136711 "Do Not Disturb" area ofrepparttar 136712 room to give them a break from each other. Use your imagination and turn that unused space into something fun and exciting for your kids!

Julie Bonner is the co-owner of www.cool-kid-bedrooms.com and has had extensive experience in organizing and decorating kids' bedrooms as well as all other areas of the home. She lives in Georgia with her husband and three children.


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