Moveall will ask whether you plan on moving dangerous goods. But, we can’t be there while you’re packing up your house, so to stay safe, follow our guide to moving dangerous goods.In Australia, the Dangerous Goods Act 1985 governs moving dangerous goods and transport of hazardous goods. Under the act, Moveall is prohibited from moving substances that are corrosive, flammable, explosive, spontaneously combustible, toxic, oxidising or water-reactive.Please ensure no prohibited, dangerous goods (as per the definition above) are included with your consignment. This limits the chance of associated damage to your valuables, and greatly reduces the risk of injury to your loved ones, the general public, and the Moveall team.Prohibited Moving ItemsExplosivesAmmonium NitrateCalcium HypochloriteHydrogenPeroxideSodium NitrateCorrosive SubstancesCaustic SodaHydrochloric AcidOxidesSulphuric AcidPoisonous and Toxic SubstancesDetergentsArsenicLiquid PolishesPesticidesRadioactive MaterialsWeedkillersAny item with visible signs of mouldMiscellaneousAerosol CansCar BatteriesChemistry SetsFire ExtinguishersFirearmsGas CylindersHome Soft Drink MakersIgnitersLife RaftsPressurised VesselsPropane TanksScuba TanksSpear GunsExceptions to Moving Dangerous GoodsSome dangerous goods can be moved safely, but the correct preparation & packing techniques are paramount.LPG Gas Bottles. Moving safely means LPG gas bottles must be completely empty and packed a safe distance away from ignition sources.Lawn Mowers and Gardening Equipment. To be moved safely, motorised machinery must be emptied of all fuel and oil.Scuba Tanks. Moving these dangerous goods is possible, provided that scuba tanks are completely empty and valves are either open or removed.