When it comes to relocating, you are preparing yourself at least a week before your moving date, but the last thing you need to pay the most attention to is your pet bird. Moving with a pet bird is not as hard as it sounds. There are just a few things you need to know to be prepared.
A month before your relocation, take your beloved pet bird to the vet and consult about their health problems and mental condition.…
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Everybody wants peace and harmony in their house and all in all, just a nice place to live. If you are moving into a new house, or you want to freshen up your home, why not follow the ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui. The main aim of this practice is to feel connected to your home, using life force energy to harmonise with the surroundings.…
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When the time for moving comes at one point, you’ll have to pack the kitchen and movе the appliances. One place to start can be the fridge freezer. Moving it can be a tough and heavy job. Not only because you’ll need help to move it, but fridges are actually very delicate and dealing with them incorrectly can cause a lot of damage.…
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Packing up the bedroom is one of the most stressful steps in moving. It is recommended to start with smaller items like clothing, bed linens and photos. Then there are bigger ones like mattresses, bed frames and drawers that can take most of your time. With many personal items kept in the bedroom, the room has to be packed. …
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Moving to Europe after Brexit will be considerably more complicated and costly. Visa applications will now be mandatory for stays of more than three months. Moving abroad after Brexit is a big deal. For many people, it’s the biggest adventure of their lives. Whether you’re moving for living and working abroad or pleasure, relocating to Europe can be a daunting prospect.…
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Moving heavy furniture can be tricky, especially when you’re moving it yourself. No matter where you are moving your household items, whether it’s into self-storage or straight to your new home, it is guaranteed that you’ll have to move furniture and many of them.
From smaller items like chairs and stools, drawers and dressers, to large bulky pieces like sofas, beds and dining tables.…
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Whether you’re a buyer or renter, dealing with your energy supply is important for moving house.
Comparing deals and switching suppliers will help you secure the best deal on your gas and electricity tariff. This can help to minimise your energy payments and leave you more money for important things like furnishings, decorations and house warming celebrations.…
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You own a successful and growing business and it’s about time you changed premises? But how do you do a business relocation?…
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Should you move during the Pandemic?
The pandemic is quite an uncertain time, but if you have to move, you can do it. Some people were already in the process of transitioning to a new property. Others lost their jobs due to the global pandemic and need to move away to provide for their families.…
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Moving involves a lot of planning and a lot of hard work. Doing everything yourself may cause physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion. Hence, it is always a smart idea to get help wherever you can. …
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