5 Solid Tips To Follow While Moving Into Your New PG

Need packing tips for moving into your new PG? Well, the internet has led you to the right page. Because first things first, when you move into a solo apartment, the things you need to pack on your end are pretty clear. But for PGs, you also need to find out what they’re gonna provide and do your planning accordingly. Though don’t worry, we’re with a few solid tips to make your packing and moving super easy.

And btw, we know about these things only because we’ve been hanging out with young folks like you who move to a new city for better opportunities. In fact, at our 450+ Stanza Living residences across 24 cities, we house around 70,000+ of your peers. So we know the kind of problems you face first-hand. And it’s why, whether you’re a Stanzen or not, we’ve compiled this list of tips. So even when your dad’s not by your side to lift those heavy boxes, you stand your own ground. In a new city. And far from home.

Useful Packing and Moving Tips for Your New PG in 2022

5 moving tips you should note down for sure.

• Check the amenities mentioned
• Visit the PG at least once before moving in
• Pack essentials and organise them well
• Talk to your roomie
• Start your moving early in the day

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Check the amenities mentioned

You see, moving into a PG is very different from moving into a solo apartment. Because the chances are, a lot of the things that you’d need might already be there in the PG. So what you should do is go over the amenities’ list once again, and check if they’re functional by talking to the PG owner. For example, if they already have a working induction cooktop for common use, then you can do without carrying one with you. Basically, try to save as much space as possible.

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Visit the PG At Least Once Before Moving in

Let’s say, you have quite a number of things to carry while moving into your new PG. In that case, the move will not just involve taking your stuff in a cab. You might need porters too. So for that, make sure to visit your PG at least before the moving day. First, it’ll help you find out the exact route to the location to plan things properly. And second, you’ll save yourself from last minute surprises like needing an extra curtain. Or finding out that it’s too small of a space to accommodate your bed table. Or anything of that sort, really.

Talk to Your Roomie

Yep, once your roommate has been fixed, make sure to have a conversation with them. And apart from a vibe check, we suggest you talk about the things you’re gonna bring from both your ends. Because honestly, there’s no point in keeping two sets of everything in the same room when you could just share. So while you take charge of bringing curtains, they can bring the table cloths with them. Or while you bring your UNO pack, they can bring their Netflix password to share lol.

Pack Essentials and Organise Them Well

Of course, moving into a PG is a whole lot easier. But here’s the thing, even though the amenities will be in place, you have to ensure you bring some essential items for a smooth first week in your new PG. Like if not anything, at least pack toiletries, a washing powder and extension boards. And if you can add a pair of flip flops and blankets to that, then you’re completely sorted, my fren.

Start Your Moving Early in the Day

Always. Start. Your. Moving. Process. Early. Yep, we can’t stress enough on it. Because you might feel confident about your move, but the plan’s don’t necessarily pan out as they are supposed to, right? Yep. It’s why you should begin your move early in the day. So even if any emergencies come up, you’d still be done and free by late evening. And on your first day of your new life, you’d want to end the day with some good food, and then relax well, no?

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