đź§ł How to Pack Fragile Items:
1. Prepare the Box
- Line the bottom with crumpled packing paper, towels, or foam peanuts.
- Reinforce the bottom with extra tape for strength.
2. Wrap Each Item Individually
- Use bubble wrap or packing paper to wrap each fragile item.
- Secure with tape, but don’t over-tape—just enough to hold the wrap in place.
- For extra delicate items (glass, porcelain), double wrap.
3. Use the Right Box Size
- Don’t overpack. Small, heavy fragile items should go in smaller boxes to avoid too much weight.
- Keep similar items together (e.g., all glassware in one box).
4. Pack Strategically
- Heavier items on the bottom, lighter ones on top.
- Use packing paper or foam between items so they don’t touch.
- Fill empty spaces to prevent shifting—use paper, clothing, or peanuts.
5. Label Clearly
- Write “FRAGILE” and “THIS   SIDE UP” on all sides of the box.
- Note what’s inside (e.g., “Kitchen Glassware”) to make unpacking easier.
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🥂 How to Wrap Crystal(Glasses, Stemware, etc.)
1. Stuff and Wrap
- Stuff the inside of each glass with crumpled  paper to support its shape.
- Then wrap the entire piece in packing paper.
- Wrap again in bubble wrap if it's very thin or valuable.
2. Pack Upright
- Place glasses upright in the box (as they would stand normally).
- Use cardboard dividers if you have them—especially for wine glasses or goblets.
- Fill any gaps in the box to prevent movement.
📦 Final Box Tips:
- Use double-walled dish pack boxes if possible—they’re sturdier.
- Add a thick layer of crumpled paper/towels on the bottom and top.
- Clearly label the box: “FRAGILE  – CHINA/CRYSTAL – THIS SIDE UP”
- Don’t overpack or make the box too heavy—better to use multiple boxes.
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