
Dangerous
Items
The law forbids movers to carry combustible or flammable
products that could cause harm to themselves or the general public during
transit. Below is a list of examples that are considered hazardous
items. Hazardous items are those describe as items that are flammable,
corrosive or explosive. Do not pack
these items. If you pack them and they cause a fire, you are liable, which is too
great a risk.
| Examples of hazardous items: | |||||
| Acids Aerosols Ammonia Ammunition Car Batteries Charcoal Charcoal Lighter Fluid Chemistry Sets Cleaning Solvents Darkroom Chemicals Fertilizer |
Fire
Extinguisher Fireworks Gasoline Household Batteries Kerosene Lamp Oil Liquid Bleach Loaded Guns Matches Motor Oil Nail Polish |
Nail Polish
Remover Paint Thinner Paints Pesticides Poisons Pool Chemicals Propane Tanks Reloading Supplies Scuba Tanks Sterno Weed Killer |
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Perishables- Although they are not considered to be hazardous, perishables are not to be placed on a moving truck. Perishables are described as food, plants or living things that may die or spoil in transit. In the event that these items must be moved, arrangements need to be made in advance to provide proper prepping.
| Examples include: | |||
| Frozen Food Opened Food Products Plants |
Produce Refrigerated Food |
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