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Moving in Luxembourg
The date is set. You still have a few weeks.
Then you open a cupboard.
There is what you use, what you had forgotten and what you have already moved twice without taking it out of the box. This time, perhaps it can avoid the journey.
Sell or give away what you are not keeping near you in Luxembourg. While you prepare to leave, someone else may be preparing to arrive.
Your next home did not ask for the whole of the previous one.

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The right order depends on the time you have.
Post furniture and unusual items. Set a collection date so you can keep using what you still need.
Moving day is a month away, so next weekend seems perfect for starting.
Except that next weekend already contains quite a lot.
Begin with something you can do without now: the bicycle you no longer ride, the food processor whose box gets more use, or the weights that have become excellent doorstops.
One ad, then another. You do not need to empty the whole home on a Sunday.
On the last evening, you will have better things to do than photograph a toaster.

Someone likes the sofa. That is a good beginning.
You still need a vehicle, a shared time and a way around the bend in the stairs. Bulky objects often need more organisation than decision-making.
Post them early, even if you need them for a few more days. Simply state when they can leave.
You can sell your bed before moving without spending three weeks on a yoga mat.

Post bulky or unusual items several weeks ahead where possible. Everyday small items can wait longer. Allow time for replies, meetings and transport.
Start with furniture, appliances and anything needing a large vehicle or several people. Also post valuable items early enough to compare offers and answer questions.
Post it with a clear first availability date and confirm that date before arranging collection.
Review the price according to interest, condition, demand and remaining time. Decide whether giving it away now suits your priority better.
Yes, when they form a coherent bundle. Very different items are generally easier to find separately.
Give a precise collection date instead of only writing ‘urgent’, and say when the item first becomes available.
It all starts with an item
Take what serves you and what you want to keep.
The rest may have found another address, sometimes only a few streets away. Fewer things to pack, carry and rediscover at the bottom of a box.
Only the keys remain to be returned.
And the colander. Nobody knows which box it is in.
Rules for posting wellWhat comes with you. What you offer. What belongs in an appropriate collection scheme.
Sorting can remain that simple.
For each item, ask whether it has a place and purpose in the next home. Not in an ideal life where you make waffles every morning. In the real one.
What you leave can still serve someone. Something dangerous or unusable does not become a good gift because the van arrives on Thursday.
The ‘we will decide there’ box already knows the route. It need not travel again.

You remember what you paid. The interested person sees what it is worth to them today.
Condition, accessories and comparable offers provide a starting point. The time left matters too.
You can take a few days to sell a fine piece. For an everyday item you do not want to move, giving it away may be simpler.
This is not about selling everything cheaply. It is about deciding what still deserves your time.
Three days before leaving, your energy has value too.

Photograph the object before it disappears behind the boxes.
Daylight, a full view and useful details are enough. Show marks, accessories and included parts. Measure furniture before the tape measure vanishes into an unknown box.
If it is only available from a certain date, say so in the ad.
Your shelf is easier to understand upright than in twelve pieces in the hall.

Plant pots and gardening tools can leave together. So can the console and its controllers.
Someone looking for a coffee maker does not necessarily need your camping mat.
Group things used together. Separate what will find a place more easily on its own. Say whether a bundle can be split.
The aim is to clear your home, not prepare someone else’s next clear-out.

You are leaving the neighbourhood. Someone else has just collected their keys.
They need things for cooking, sitting, working or simply to stop leaving their lamp on the floor. What you do not move can save them buying everything new.
And you may not speak the same language.
On Domelti, everyone posts in their own. Ads can be discovered and read in the other supported languages.
You do not need the same word to recognise a good coffee maker.

Offer times you can really keep and note who is collecting what.
Once agreed, explain collection, mark the item reserved and update the ad after it leaves.
Leave some time between appointments, especially if the first begins with ‘I thought it would fit’.
You arrange the handover directly. Domelti handles neither payment nor transport.
Your diary is already full. It does not need three people waiting for the same chest of drawers.

There may still be an object in a corner.
Review the ad: is a photo missing, is the price suitable, is the bundle too mixed? Adjust it, split it or decide to give it away.
Plan another option too: a charity, reuse organisation or the appropriate collection service. Check their conditions before relying on them.
A plan B is more relaxing when it exists before the final evening.

No. Members arrange meetings, transport and any payment directly. Domelti charges no commission.
Set a precise time, confirm before travel and warn quickly about changes. Keep the item reserved rather than completed until handover.
Yes, if it is allowed, usable and honestly described. Update the ad so that the absence of a price is perfectly clear.
Check suitable charities, reuse organisations and municipal services. Follow the official collection or recycling route for unusable items.
Yes. Search around your new town and choose a radius, or post what you need if it is not yet available.