Linked below are the pands and bands you need to get this job done. 👇 1.) Blue Moving Blanket - 72" x 80": amzn.to/3XBepo0 2.) Large Rubber Moving Bands: amzn.to/3RiSHmx
Thanks for uploading more of these. The moving industry seems to have very little of these kinds of resources/advice Would love to see a video demonstrating how to rip off a piece of packing tape by hand (without dispenser/scissors). Interested to learn the technique on this
It's no problem at all! I really enjoy making these videos. I've noticed a lack "transparency" within in the moving industry, and that is why I've decided to make these videos. Our goal is to educate people, and show them professional moving. I like the tape idea. It is actually a very easy technique, and would make a great video. Once I get some free time I will start work on it.
Great video! When you say 'up stuff' are you referring to items that go on the very top of the tier? Over here in Philly we call all of the light, loose stuff chowder.
Hey Jesse! Yes, I'm referring to placing the lamp on top of the tier. Here in Pittsburgh we call chowder, stick or up stuff. I did a video explaining how to load a truck, and I went over all of the little nicknames for the stuff you put at the top of the tear. I feel like every region of the country has a different name for it. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
This is exactly how you would do a large standing lamp. I'm not sure how much bigger your lamp is, but you can compensate by using an extra pad if necessary.
Linked below are the pands and bands you need to get this job done. 👇
1.) Blue Moving Blanket - 72" x 80":
amzn.to/3XBepo0
2.) Large Rubber Moving Bands:
amzn.to/3RiSHmx
Thanks for uploading more of these. The moving industry seems to have very little of these kinds of resources/advice
Would love to see a video demonstrating how to rip off a piece of packing tape by hand (without dispenser/scissors). Interested to learn the technique on this
It's no problem at all! I really enjoy making these videos. I've noticed a lack "transparency" within in the moving industry, and that is why I've decided to make these videos. Our goal is to educate people, and show them professional moving.
I like the tape idea. It is actually a very easy technique, and would make a great video. Once I get some free time I will start work on it.
Wow....thank you so much!
I'm glad we could help. Thanks for watching! 🙂
As always, very informative.
Thank you Ann! We always appreciate your feedback. 😊
Great video! When you say 'up stuff' are you referring to items that go on the very top of the tier? Over here in Philly we call all of the light, loose stuff chowder.
Hey Jesse! Yes, I'm referring to placing the lamp on top of the tier. Here in Pittsburgh we call chowder, stick or up stuff. I did a video explaining how to load a truck, and I went over all of the little nicknames for the stuff you put at the top of the tear. I feel like every region of the country has a different name for it. Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
How about if you have a big standing lamp?
This is exactly how you would do a large standing lamp. I'm not sure how much bigger your lamp is, but you can compensate by using an extra pad if necessary.