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Use Plastic Wrap When Moving

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Date: 10/18/2005 Topic: Organizing > Moving  
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When packing to move, use plastic food wrap to enclose your utensil trays, and any tray that you might have in your office desk that holds paper clips, stamps, staples, etc. Same with your cans or jars of pencils from your desktop or by your phone. Wrap them till complete enveloped with the plastic wrap. So if something should happen to it, all the items or utensils are contained to the tray and do not go all over the place.

By Terri from Pahrump, NV
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By Sue from Boston (Guest Post)
Wow, what a great idea. I love to use the Glad Press N' Seal wrap for covering my watercolor palette. The paint stays put and I can put it away safely even when thje paints are still wet. This could also work for packing salt and pepper shakers- unsrew the lid and cover the shaker with wrap, then screw the lids back on....voila, no mess !! Or shampoo bottles, open mayonaise jars, kids glitter, etc.... oh my, the wheels are turning now.

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