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Your drawers are a classic moving day rookie trap. Pack them wrong, and you could end up with broken furniture, lost screws, or clothes everywhere. Here’s how to pack drawers for moving — and rookie-proof your whole move so you don’t pay for rookie mistakes.
✅ 1. Decide What Stays and What Comes Out
• Rookie Trap: Leaving heavy clothes inside makes your dresser impossible to lift and stresses the frame.
✨• Pro Tip: Light clothes (like underwear or linens) can stay. Heavy or breakable stuff? Pack it in boxes.
✅ 2. Wrap Drawers in Plastic Wrap
• Rookie Trap: Drawers slide open in the truck, spilling contents or causing damage.
✨• Pro Tip: Use stretch wrap to secure drawers in place — just don’t wrap too tight to avoid warping.
✅ 3. Remove Drawers If Needed
• Rookie Trap: Big, heavy dressers bend or break during tight moves.
✨• Pro Tip: If you’re moving large furniture through narrow spaces, take the drawers out and move them separately.
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✅ 4. Use Small Boxes for Loose Items
• Rookie Trap: Jamming everything into the dresser.
✨• Pro Tip: Pack jewelry, breakables, or heavy items in small, sturdy boxes instead.
✅ 5. Label Everything Clearly
• Rookie Trap: Drawers get mixed up or lost.
• Pro Tip: Number each drawer with painter’s tape so you can reassemble fast.
✨ Don’t let a broken drawer break your budget.
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