Packing and moving fragile items requires extra care and packing materials. Here’s how to pack your dishes, stemware, and more to survive your move.

Key insights Fragile items, like dishes, should be individually wrapped before going in a moving box. Have a plan for when to pack up kitchenware, and allow yourself several hours to complete the ...

Knowing how to pack glasses is just as important as knowing how to pack dishes. Learn how to keep your glasses and dishes safe when moving.

While newspaper is commonly used for packing dishes, the former is the way to go, according to Voyo Popovic, founder and CEO of Piece of Cake Moving & Storage.

Moving to a new place and not sure how to protect your breakables? We’ve got tips for you, whether you’re doing a DIY move or hiring movers.

Place dishes in a box ON THEIR SIDES - not flat - and use lots of bunched up paper to pad above and below. You can also buy special "dish barrels" designed for packing dishes.

Pack the heaviest items first When packing a box specifically for china, a good rule of thumb is to pack similar items together, such as a box of dishes, a box of cups and a box of bowls.

How to Pack Boxes for Moving: Expert Tips for a Seamless Move Keep your items safe and secure with these expert tips from professional movers.

While newspaper is commonly used for packing dishes, the former is the way to go, according to Voyo Popovic, founder and CEO of Piece of Cake Moving & Storage.