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D. Burke - Dublin
"Just a quick note to say thank you for your efficient service, much appreciated and I would definitely recommend you to other friends or family needing boxes for moving or whatever.
Believe me before I found you guys I had rang a lot of companies after trawling through the yellow pages and
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Best of luck for the future,"

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"Just a quick note to thank you very much for a very pleasant and efficient service - I know it was only a very small order but we were delighted with how quickly it was delivered and were very pleased with the attitude of all we dealt with. It was nice to deal with nice people for a change!! And we will recommend you to friends and colleagues."

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"I received my boxes today. Thank you for a fantastic service. I was very impressed"

Once you've acquired your boxes the real fun begins. Over the years I've learnt some tips that help ease the packing pain.

Set goals and deadlines to ensure that all packing is completed by moving day. You may want to pack one room per week, having previously arranged your boxes from Pack Ireland supply.

Separate and mark any goods that will be going into storage.

Consider a car boot sale to dispose of unwanted items or donate clothing or household goods to charitable organizations

Begin to use up supplies of canned goods, frozen foods and other household items 4-6 weeks before moving day. Buy only what will be used before moving.

Fill out a household inventory to help you determine the amount of declared valuation for your possessions. Where possible list the year of purchase and original cost of each item and attach any invoices or records of purchase.

To guard your goods against damage that could be caused by fire, explosion or leakage in the van dispose of flammables such as fireworks, cleaning fluids, matches, acids, chemistry sets, aerosol tins etc. Drain fuel from your petrol mower and other machinery and discard partly used tins of oil, paint, thinner, bleach or any other substances that might leak. Have refillable propane tanks purged and sealed.

Have carpets and curtains professionally cleaned and leave them wrapped.

Obtain a written appraisal for your antiques and avoid waxing or oiling wooden antiques for 2-3 weeks before moving as some products may soften the wood and make it vulnerable from imprinting from furniture pads. Three days before moving pack suitcases for the trip to your new home and put in some extra clothing for emergencies.

Pack an 'OPEN FIRST' box with items you'll need immediately - toolbox, scissors, telephone, alarm clock, lightbulbs, black bin bags, plastic cups, plates and utensils, cleaning supplies, snacks, bath items and toys to amuse young children. Take this box with you in your car if you have room or make sure it's loaded last on the moving van.

Pack linens, pillows, and slipcovers in bin bags. Pack toiletries and medicines in self- seal bags so if they break they won't spill everywhere.

If you're putting clothes into storage replace metal hangers with plastic ones to avoid possible rust damage to your clothes.

Empty your refrigerator and freezer at least 24 hours before moving so they can dry and you avoid mildew, mould and odours.

Launder all dirty clothes prior to the day you're having appliances disconnected and make sure all water is emptied from your steam iron.

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