24 Pieces 72 x 80-inch Reversible Moving Blanket Set – Buffalo Tools

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I protect my furniture and valuables from nicks and scratches with the Buffalo Tools Non-Woven Reversible Moving Blanket Set. Oversize dimensions of non-woven grade fabric is stitched together in a zig-zag design. Lightweight and less bulky, I use the Mover’s Blankets because they take up less space in the truck. Plus, I know they won’t weigh down the load. The Reversible Moving Blanket Set has a reversible blue and black construction with finished stitched edges. I like how it provides a professional and tailored appearance and extra durability.

Item # MB7280KIT24

I use a moving blanket to protect valuables during a move. I know it is a popular and effective method, especially for larger items like furniture and appliances. Blankets provide a cushioning layer that helps prevent scratches, dents, and other damage during transportation. Here are some tips I recommend for using a moving blanket to protect your valuables:

1. Choose Suitable Blankets: First, I select blankets that are thick, durable, and large enough to cover your items completely. I use moving blankets because they often have additional padding to offer enhanced protection. I purchase them because I can reuse them later and I don’t rent them.
2. Wrap Individual Items: For smaller or delicate items, I wrap them individually with a blanket before securing them. Then I place the item in the center of the blanket and fold the sides over it, creating a snug fit. And I use tape or tie the blanket with rope or bungee cords to keep it in place.
3. Protect Furniture: I use the blankets to cover larger furniture pieces, such as sofas, tables, or dressers. First, I start by folding the blanket lengthwise and place it over the item. Next, I ensure that all surfaces, corners, and edges are adequately covered. Secure the blanket using packing tape, moving straps, or ropes.
4. Pad Corners and Fragile Parts: Pay extra attention to protecting corners, legs, and other vulnerable parts of furniture. I use additional padding, such as foam or bubble wrap, to reinforce these areas before wrapping them with the blanket. This helps provide extra cushioning and minimizes the risk of damage.
5. Secure Blankets in Place: Once the blankets are wrapped around the items, I secure them tightly to prevent shifting during transit. I use packing tape, rope, or moving straps to hold the blankets in place. Finally, I ensure they are firmly attached to maintain the protective layer throughout the move.
6. As I wrap and secure items with blankets, I might consider labeling them or creating an inventory list. This makes it easier to identify and locate my valuables when I unpack. It’s also helpful for insurance purposes in case any damage occurs during the move.
7. I handle everything with care. While blanket wraps provide a significant level of protection, it’s essential that I handle the wrapped items with care during the move. I avoid dragging or dropping them to minimize the risk of damage. Additionally, I consider hiring professional movers or seeking assistance for heavier or more delicate items.
   I use a moving blanket when packing, moving, or storing items. This help when I protect my valuables from scratches, dents, and damage. And I wrap furniture, appliances, and fragile items with the blanket to cushion impacts. Finally, I use them to prevent shifting during transport, ensuring items arrive in pristine condition.
8. Finally, I use moving blankets to protect my furniture because it ensures they stay free from scratches, dents, and dirt. These blankets cushion and shield surfaces, preserving the condition of your pieces. I like the versatility because it allows for easy wrapping, and makes my move smoother and reduces potential damage.
9. For example, when I wrap furniture with moving blankets, I start by cleaning the piece first. This removes dust and debris. Next, I lay the blanket flat on the ground and position the furniture on top. When I fold the blanket over the furniture, I cover all surfaces. For added protection, I place additional blankets on particularly vulnerable areas like corners and edges. Afterwards, I secure the blanket in place using moving straps or tape. But I want to avoid over-tightening to prevent damage. Then I ensure the blanket is snug and smooth to minimize shifting during transport. Finally, I double-check that all parts of the furniture are covered, and label or mark the wrapped items for easy identification.

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