Items We Cannot Move Packing flammable articles can cause explosion or fire. Heat from the sun can raise temperatures inside a closed moving van to more than 150 degrees. To reach their destination, vans often travel through warm climates or high altitudes (both dangerous to pressurized containers). Even in the middle of winter, heat builds up inside. Many common items including aerosol hair spray or cleaning products can trigger an explosion or fire that can destroy your possessions when packed inside a van. While our drivers are trained not to pack or load any articles which may be explosive, you are responsible for ensuring that such items are not a part of your shipment. For your own safety, make sure that no member of your family packs these items in a container to be moved. Replacing a can of hair spray is much easier than replacing all of your belongings. For the safety of your belongings, review the following list and eliminate all dangerous items prior to packing: Any aerosol can including, but not limited to: Hair spray Shaving cream Deodorants Insecticides Cleaning products Spray paint Other flammable products: Oil-based paints Gasoline Kerosene Naptha Tar remover Paint thinners Turpentine Lacquer remover Mineral spirits Bleach Muriatic acid Auto batteries Propane in tanks Oxygen in tanks Lighter fluid Matches Ammunition Chlorine granules or powder Any other type of combustible In addition to aerosol and flammable products, you are also prohibited from placing perishable foods and/or live animals on the moving van or into storage. If you have any questions regarding a particular product, ask your customer service agent or driver. Get a Free Moving Quote