To makes furnitures easier to pack inside the car.

To increase the customers confidence.

To use more time.

To make the furnitures easier to carry.

We would get more tips

We should get extra paid

We would reduce complaints and have more happy customers

It doesn' t matter, whatever happens was meant to happen

We would not lose any of our protection equipment

The customer would never see his furniture handled without padding

Any scratches the customer notice are more likely from earlier and would probably be ignored.

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Kitchen appliances

Tall lamps, skis, and other tall objects

Large dressers and drawers

Microwaves, Kitchen chairs and similar size pieces

Tape doesn't stick well on pads, connect tape to tape around the pads.

Never to put tape directly on visible surface on a piece of furniture,

If used on furniture you can put it after you wrapped it in plastic

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Cover the rest with plastic

Spread another blanket over the top and use the diaper method.

Ask the customer for suggestions.

Take it out, the way it is.

We don't take things apart.

The customer puts it back together. We only take them apart

Stays apart

Pack all parts together. Hardwares(screws, bolts etc) put it in a plastic bag attached to the parts inside the package and we always put it back together if the customer does not say otherwise

The leader

Who ever sees it first

The customer

All workers together

Rapped in the package of the item they belongs to

On the carton they are packed in

Taped on the item they belongs to

They need no notations, the customer will remember

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Packed in a carton or piece of furniture.

Contained

Labeled

Because the tape is too small

It sticks to other items

It`s easier to handle and it does not make marks.

We do wrap loose items in tape and attach to the item it came from.

Re-attach it in a plastic bag to the item it came from

Tape it to the backside or bottom of the piece it ca me from.

Put it in your toolbox, you'll be there for the entire move

Give it to the customer; they don't have enough to do.