Moving can be just as traumatic and stressful for your pet as it is on you and your family. Therefore, making your move as pet-friendly as possible will not only keep you sane, but your pets happy as well. Below is a suggested guideline that you may want to consider when taking your pet with you on the road to your new home.
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Parting gift ideas for friends and neighbours when moving away
Despite all the promises to stay in touch, it’s hard to leave friends and neighbors behind when relocating. Saying goodbye is never an easy thing to do, but it is part of moving away that we all have to face. Giving your friends a heartfelt goodbye with a keepsake gift is a wonderful way to let them know that you will still value their friendship even when you are miles away. Below are some tips that we hope you will consider as you prepare to say goodbye to your pals and start a new chapter in your life in a new city.
10 Ways to De-stress after Moving: Part II
All of the hassles associated with uprooting your life and relocating to a new place can make you so stressed that you want to scream. Thankfully, there are many ways to help you de-stress without putting more strain on your budget. Here, we will continue from our last entry and provide you with the second part of our top ten ways to help you unwind after the big move.
10 Ways to De-stress after Moving: Part I of II
Moving can be one of the top stressors in life. Packing, cleaning, moving, unpacking and organizing your belongings can drain your energy and leave you feeling exhausted. After you have completed relocating, you would no doubt want to unwind and de-stress, but finding ways that do not dig deeper into your pocket can be difficult. To help you relax in budget-friendly ways, we have compiled a list of ten inexpensive ideas for you to consider.
Cost-saving food tips For when you’re “on the move”
Moving comes with huge expenses, so you would certainly not want to put more strain on your wallets during this hectic period. To save yourself money, consider staying in instead of eating out and/or ordering take-outs. By following the tips we have provided below, you may find that it is not that difficult to resist outside temptations to safeguard your purse.
How to clean your new home before you move in
If you are like the rest of us, chances are that you will want to clean your new place up before you settle down for good. To help you in this endeavour, we have compiled some of the commonly overlooked tips that you may wish to consider as you tackle the task:
Cleaning Tips for your New Home
Kitchen deep-cleaning tips
The kitchen is the heart and centre of your home and deserves extra attention when you are planning to move out. Below is a more detailed guide outlining how to give yours a thoroughly deep cleaning for the next family that will call this place “home.”
A guide to making your kitchen move-in ready for the next family.
10 tips for apartment-cleaning before moving
Moving is a nerve-wracking experience with an endless to-do list. If you are a renter, you have the added stress of having to prepare for a move-out inspection in order to get your damage deposit back. To help alleviate potential headaches, here is a simple guide for you to follow as you prepare to leave your apartment:
Move-out inspection cleaning checklist for renters
Tips for Moving with Children
Moving is a difficult time, especially for children. They may not always understand why they are moving and this can lead to more confusion. Enrolling in a new school, making new friends, and adjusting to a new home are scary thoughts for children. So, we wanted to offer some tips to help make the move easier on your children. Here are 5 tips for moving with children.
How to Get your Kids on Board with the Move
Moving Awkward Furniture: Pianos
Is it conflict of interest for us to recommend that you hire professional movers when it comes to moving pianos? Even if it is, we still want to do so, especially if you need to move it through stairs or elevators. This is because we care for you enough to bear the sin. Pianos are heavy and valuable, and so are your home and your back. If you are truly set on moving the piano yourself, please at least take the following advice to heart: