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Use only strong, corrugated cartons with covers. You can buy specially made cartons, for everything from mattresses to clothing and mirrors, from the mover. The added protection of mover-provided cartons may avoid damage that results from the use of poor-quality packing materials. Your alternative is to collect boxes discarded by your *grocery or liquor store. Save old newspapers for use in packing, but remember that ink may rub off and stain clothing or other items.
*WARNING: Insect eggs and insects such as roaches can travel in food boxes. Keep this in mind when getting boxes from food stores.
    Here's a list of packing supplies that will come in handy:
    • Plastic bags and labels for easy identification.
    • Foam peanuts, styrofoam pellets or "popcorn."
    • Tissue or craft paper for delicate packing jobs.
    • Corrugated paper rolls for figurines and fragile items.
    • Gummed tape (1 1/2 to 2 inches wide) and/or strong twine for sealing cartons.
    • Markers and labels for identifying contents of cartons.
    • Notebook and pencil for carton identification log.
    • Scissors and/or sharp knife.
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