5 Steps to Pack Your Bathroom like a Sydney Removalist

1. 5 Steps to Pack Your Bathroom like a Sydney Removalist So, now you’ve packed your bedroom, kitchen, living room and attic, there’s only one small place left – the bathroom. Packing a bathroom may appear to be the easiest task in the world unless you’re doing it in reality. Many think that packing a bathroom is nothing but simply cramming everything you can in a moving box. But honestly, if you believe in the words of an experienced Sydney removalist, it is a completely different story. If there is the most ‘magical room’ in your house, it is the bathroom – every morning you go there feeling sleepy only to come out refreshed; you feel tensed and anxious at the end of the day when entering the bathroom and after a while, you’re completely calm and relaxed! To retain this magical charm of the bathroom in your new home, you must pack the items as efficiently as possible. From the expensive liquids and fragile containers to the luxury toilet range, your bathroom essentials deserve proper care and attention while packing. Only then can you have a functional bathroom in no time with each and every item easily accessible. Without a delay, let us look at the proper steps to pack your bathroom as per a Sydney removalist’s guideline. Steps to Pack Your Bathroom Like a Pro 1.Sort out the items: The first step for every packing process is sorting out the items and separating the worthy ones from their unworthy counterparts. When sorting out the bathroom items, you

2. need to apply a lot of realism; you must look at the practicality of each item before shooting it in your packing box. In other words, think like this: How much will I actually need this? Is a replacement better option? Can I do without this? To pack your items efficiently, start it early rather than at the last moment. However, before packing there is sorting that has to be done still earlier than that. For instance: If you are to start packing from 20th September, sorting should be done by 18th September. Another trick to streamline your sorting process is adopting the ‘divide and rule’ policy, that is, dividing your items into different categories:

3. Toiletries – toothbrush, toothpaste, mouth wash, body lotions, soaps, shampoos, hair care products and others Mini bathroom appliances – epilators, electric razors, hairdryers, straighteners, etc. Shaving products – razors, shaving foams/gels, aftershave lotions and brushes Cosmetics & beauty items – lipsticks, lip balms, eyeliners, foundations, nail polishes, moisturizers, blushers and also makeup brushes Paper products – paper towels, toilet paper, tissue paper Other miscellaneous items 2.Declutter:Isn’t decluttering and sorting the same thing? Well, it is but deep down, it’s a different story. Now that you have categorized all the bathroom items, it is time to take a look at those things that you have one, two, three and many pairs. Let’s go one at a time. Cosmetics We know how much you love your cosmetics for it’s so costly. Hence, throwing away simply goes out of your mind, even after purchasing replacements. Look carefully. How many bottles of old, dried-out eyeliners do you have in the drawers? Is there too many broken or nearly finished lipsticks lying around? Be strong and throw all the old, dried-out, almost over and damaged cosmetics. Appliances & accessories

4. When it comes to appliances or accessories, you are surely rich. But be practical; get rid of the unnecessary items if you want a smooth and efficient move. The lesser the things, the better will be your moving experience, right? Even your removalists in Sydney will thank you for reducing their burden! Start checking if you have two or six identical curling irons and four hair dryers in the bathrooms. Do all these appliances work properly? Dispose of the appliances that don’t work anymore and cannot be repaired either. As for your accessories, your drawers must be full of hair clips, bobby pins, hair ties and headbands, alright you’ve used them at some point of time but you really don’t need all. So,decide which ones you’ll use and need. Toiletries & hair products Don’t think twice before throwing the products which you’ll never use or empty bottles. You may be feeling like you’re throwing away money but if your removalists charge by weight, you’ll be paying for things you’ll hardly use and that’s a real waste of money. If you have any new bottles of shampoos, hair masks or serums, think if it will cost you more to ship the items or buying a new product is more cost-effective? 3.Packing liquids: Liquids are always tricky and hence, must be packed carefully to prevent messy spills and leaks. Should you find packing liquids a time-consuming task, you can always leave the job in the hands of professional Sydney removalists;they will put the bottles upright in Ziploc or plastic pouches first and then place in the moving boxes. Moving bottles containing liquid that have already been opened is very risky; it can leak anytime and create a mess. However, as per a professional mover’s advice: Before packing, open the bottle and let out the excess air by gently squeezing and quickly recap

5. Tighten the caps firmly and cover the bottles in plastic wraps Always use tightly closing boxes to pack opened tubes and bottles that contain liquids. The boxes should be sturdy enough to resist spillage. 4.Packing bathroom delicates: Your bathroom has also been a display of luxury. With all the porcelain soap dispensers, toothbrush stands and soap trays that you’ve curated over the years, it’s time to show how much you love them by packing efficiently. Remember! The porcelain or glass bathroom accessories are highly susceptible to damage during the move. Thus, to maximize safety, all the delicate items must be wrapped individually first in packing paper, then bubble wrap. Finally, place the breakables in strong packing boxes that have sufficient cushion and pads. In case you don’t have the required packing supplies, relax! Your expert removalist in Sydney is equipped with high-quality packing supplies that are specially used for packing fragile items. Besides, being well-versed with the techniques to pack breakables, they ensure complete safety of your delicate items until you reach your new home. 5.Packing toiletries: Toiletries must be packed in small sturdy boxes. First, create a protective layer inside the boxes by covering the bottoms with a thick towel. Wrap all the items individually in three layers – packing paper, plastic wrap, bubble wrap. Now, place each item carefully inside the box; put the heavier items first and then the lighter ones on top. Don’t forget to add a lot of cushioning in between the toiletries to avoid clashing against one another during transit. If there is any space inside the box, fill it up using crushed newspaper, bubble wrap or towels to keep the items from bouncing during the move. Lastly, label the box containing your toiletries writing “BATHROOM” in big bold letters. P.S. Do you know how removalists pack toiletries? They use specialized toiletry bags that are waterproof, padded and has

6. multiple compartments. Now you see why hiring movers is such a good idea than packing yourself? Conclusion: Packing your bathroom may seem to be the easiest task when compared to packing the other rooms. However, it is true until you are actually inside your bathroom and wondering where and how to begin. But take it easy! Packing your bathroom shouldn’t leave you exhausted, squeezing out all your enthusiasm for moving into a new home. Follow the SDO (Sorting, Decluttering and Organizing) formula and you’ll pack your bathroom safely, efficiently and quickly. Sydney Domain Furniture Removals is an expert Sydney removalist company offering a comprehensive range of moving solutions at affordable rates. For a free quote, call us today. Source: pack-bathroom-like-sydney-removalist/ https://www.sydneydomainfurnitureremovals.com.au/blog/5-steps- Sydney Domain Furniture Removals Email ID: info@sydneydomainfurnitureremovals.com.au Phone No.: 0414478686 / 7059153147 Visit Us: https://www.sydneydomainfurnitureremovals.com.au/ Stay Connected Via: https://www.youtube.com/user/SydneyDomainRemovals https://www.facebook.com/SydneyDomainFurnitureRemovals https://twitter.com/domainremovals