What Not To Move

Before your possessions are packed and loaded, it is important that you understand which items cannot be shipped because they represent a hazard or are perishable. The carrier assumes no responsibility for these articles that are not accepted for transportation should they come into his/her possession without his/her knowledge. Listed below are some common non-allowable items that you will need to address prior to your pack and load dates:

Hazardous Materials - items that are flammable, corrosive or explosive.

Examples include:

Aerosols

Gasoline

Paints

Ammonia

Household Batteries

Pesticides

Ammunition

Kerosene

Poisons

Car Batteries

Lamp Oil

Pool Chemicals

Charcoal

Liquid Bleach

Propane

Charcoal Lighter Fluid

Matches

Sterno

Chemistry Sets

Motor Oil

Varnishes

Cleaning Solvents

Nail Polish

Weed Killer

Fertilizer

Nail Polish Remover

 

Fireworks

Paint Thinner

 

 

Perishables - food, plants or living things that may die or spoil in transit.

Examples include:

Frozen Food

Plants

Refrigerated Foods

Open or Half-Used Foods

Produce

 Pet Food

 

Items of personal importance/sentimental value

This third category of “non-allowable items,” while not representing a physical threat, can create problems, should your shipment be delayed or items lost. The impact of a loss or delay can be lessened if irreplaceable, sentimental items are carried with you and not packed with your shipment. Either transport these items yourself or make arrangements with your banker for their transfer.

 

Examples include:

Address Books

Insurance Policies

Research Projects

Airline Tickets

IRAs/Deeds/Tax Records

Medical/School Records

Car Keys

Jewelry/Furs

Software Backups

CD’s

Medicine

Stamps/Coins

Checkbooks

Personal Video Tapes

Sterling Silver

Computer Disks

Photographs/Photo Albums

Stocks/Bonds

Financial Documents

Professional Files

Valuable Papers

 

 
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