Decluttering

Decluttering is an important process to carry out before a move. It involves eliminating unnecessary or unused items to reduce the load to be transported and facilitate the move itself.

To start, it is important to assess all the items in the house. Begin with the largest rooms and work gradually, room by room. Start by eliminating items that are no longer used or have no sentimental value.

Next, move on to closets and boxes, evaluating what is still useful and what can be eliminated. Don't forget to check storage areas, such as the attic or garage, where unnecessary items may be stored.

Once you have identified the items to eliminate, you can choose how to dispose of them. If they are still in good condition, you can donate them to charitable organizations or sell them online. If they need to be thrown away, make sure to dispose of them responsibly, respecting the environment.

Decluttering before a move is an important step to make the move easier and less stressful. It allows you to focus only on the items you truly want to keep and helps you avoid paying to transport unnecessary items. Remember that decluttering is a continuous process and not just an activity to be done before a move, so it is useful to do this regularly.