Bubble Wrap Packing Guide For
Atlantic City High-Rise Apartment
Movers
A few months ago a friend asked
me to bring bubble wrap for his
move. When I asked him where
he wanted it, he told me: "Just
pop it in the corner."
By the time I finished, all the stuff
was already packed and loaded
onto a truck.
But aside from being so irresistibly
pop-ilicious, bubble wrap is super
useful for packing fragile items.
Anything that's easily damaged is
considered fragile; this includes wine
glasses, china, glass tabletop, glass
cabinet doors and shelves, mirrors,
artwork, vases, and electronics.
To ensure these items
make it from point A to
point B unscathed, it's best
to cocoon them in bubble
wrap.
For example, if you're packing a flat-screen TV, you should use pink, non-static
bubble wrap and then, either put it in the original box or in a sturdy moving carton.
You can find more packing
tips from Movers.com at
https://www.movers.com/pack
ing-guides/top-items-to-pack-
with-bubble-wrap.html
While you're there, get free
moving quotes too.