Organizing your car is crucial for a smooth and efficient move, especially if you’re relocating to a new state. Here’s a guide to help you organize your car effectively.
Declutter
Before packing, declutter your car to remove any unnecessary items such as trash, old receipts, empty water bottles, and any other clutter that has accumulated. This will give you more space for your belongings and make it easier to stay organized.
Storage Areas
Storage Areas Assign specific storage areas for different types of items. For example, use the glove compartment for important documents like registration and insurance papers, and use the center console for items you frequently need while driving, such as sunglasses and phone chargers. Car Organizer Console is great to hold all your small car items. Car Seat Gap Filler organizer between seats keeps your loose items from falling. Back seat organizer can hold touch screens, water bottles, sunglasses, handbags and kids essentials.
Car Purse Hooks
Install hooks for hanging handbags, totes, umbrellas or jackets to free up space in your car.
Trunk Organizers
Make use of your trunk space by packing items tightly and using storage bins or organizers to keep things in place. Consider investing in a rooftop cargo carrier if you need extra space for larger items. Use packing cubes or boxes to organize smaller items like clothes, snacks, beverages, toiletries, and electronics. This will help keep them organized and prevent them from rolling around in the car.
Pet Car Seats
Pet car seats, all weather car mats, pet baggies and water bottles for your pets are great for traveling.
Cleaning Supplies
Cleaning kit that includes wipes, a small handheld vacuum, Mini portable air purifiers, car cleaning putty, screen cleaner, microfiber cloths, car wipes, lint rollers, car diffuser, and a trash bag. A mini trashcan is great to hold your trash in the car.
Vehicle Emergency Supplies:
Don’t forget to pack emergency supplies for your vehicle such as a spare tire, jumper cables, flashlight, and roadside assistance kit. These can be a lifesaver in case of unexpected issues during the move. This could include first aid kit, flashlight, jumper cables, fire extinguisher, safety hammer and emergency lights.
