For furniture, quilted moving blankets are apt. Also, the furniture is
wrapped in paper pads to prevent it from dust or light scratching. For
prevention against heavy scratching, the furniture is wrapped in corrugated
sheets. The exposed legs (of tables and chairs) are wrapped in bubble wrap
or newspaper.
Electronics Packing
For computers, electronic and other fragile
products, it is best to use anti-static bubble wrap and packing peanuts.
First the item is carefully wrapped with the anti-static bubble wrap and
then taped. A portion of the box that contains these items is filled with
packing peanuts. Then the item(s) is placed in the box(es) and toped off
with the remaining portion of the packing peanuts (only electronics require
anti-static bubble wrap).
Major Appliances Packing
The owner's manual must be checked for
any special instructions before the packing starts. Make sure the inside and
outside of all appliances are clean. The inside of some appliances, such as
washing machines and dryers, can be stuffed with towels or linens and the
parts that could come loose should be taped down. The appliance can be then
wrapped with furniture pads and tied securely.
Dishes and Glassware Packing
Fragile (easily breakable) items such
as china, glass and ornaments are individually wrapped in materials like "bubble
pack", acid free tissue paper or white paper (depending on the item)
and then packed in double wall export cartons.
