Items You Should NOT Pack

The following items are examples of items that moving companies, by law or internal policy, can not transport:

Hazardous Materials
Items that are flammable, corrosive or explosive:
Aerosols, ammonia, ammunition, car batteries, charcoal, charcoal lighter fluid, chemistry sets, cleaning solvents, fertilizer, fireworks, gasoline, kerosene, lamp oil, liquid bleach, loaded guns, matches, motor oil, nail polish remover, paint thinner, paints, pesticides, poisons, pool chemicals, propane tanks, sterno (canned heat), weed killer

Liquids
Any bottle, jar, or other container with liquid contents:
Detergents, soaps, bleach, stain remover, alcohol (wine, liquor, beer), juice, milk or cream, soy sauce, cooking oils, water

Perishables
Food, plants or living things that may die or spoil in transit:
Frozen foods, plants, produce, refrigerated foods, open or half used foods

Not recommended
Items of personal importance or sentimental value:
Stamp or coin collections, deeds or wills, moving documents, family photographs, furs, securities, cash, valuable jewelry

Check out the following links for more packing tips.

• How to Pack
• Preparing appliances
• Packing your Dining Room
• Packing electronics
• Pack these items last