Category Archive for "Reuse"

Why reuse beats recycling

Terry Lambert

The lowly dust bunny may not seem to offer much in the way of raw materials, but artist Paul Hazelton has managed to turn household dust into art. This may be the ultimate case of reusing instead of tossing or…

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7 Interesting Facts About Selling Gaylord Boxes

Terry Lambert

Gaylord boxes have become the mainstay in the boxing industry. They serve a number of purposes at an affordable price. Learning some interesting facts about selling these popular items will increase awareness and appreciation. 1. Where the name originates Before…

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How To Determine Which Company Deserves Your Cardboard Business

Terry Lambert

There are a number of companies in existence which claim to be the best fit for buying cardboard. When consumers have an accumulation of cardboard, finding the optimum company to sell cardboard boxes to can be confusing. Follow the suggestions…

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9 Things To Do With Scrap Cardboard

Terry Lambert

Every business will have a time when scrap cardboard begins accumulating in the backroom, warehouse, or worker areas. It is time to do some house cleaning and dispose of the reusable items. Companies can free up valuable space and keep…

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4 Places To Find Used Cardboard Boxes for Sale

Terry Lambert

Finding used cardboard boxes for sale is a wonderful way to help the environment. It cuts down on landfill waste and saves valuable natural resources. Used boxes are cheaper than new boxes, making them an ideal way to stretch a…

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4 Ways Companies Can Use Scrap Cardboard

Terry Lambert

Scrap cardboard is a valuable commodity in the international marketplace. It provides an environmentally conscious way to help the environment and a company’s bottom line. There  is a variety of ways a company can get involved. Below are four of…

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Who Can Benefit From Used Shipping Boxes

Ryan Lambert

According to boxing industry experts, used shipping boxes traditionally cost 43% less than new boxes. A number of firms can benefit from this cost-saving. Below are some of more popular entities who find buying these boxes beneficial to overall operations….

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Creative Uses for Corrugated Cardboard

Terry Lambert

Corrugated cardboard boxes, whether new or used, can be used for a variety of things other than storing items. Let’s put our creative thinking caps on and come up with some innovative ways to use these sturdy boxing treasures. What you will need To make any of the items mentioned in this article, you will need some basic tools and accessories. Tools and accessories include a heavy-duty stapler and staples, utility knife, knobs, contact paper, ruler or measuring tape, screws, hole puncher, screwdriver, duct tape, and scissors. That is it. If you do not have these items available, you can get them for cheap at your local thrift store. You can also purchase them for your own tool collection. Tool collections come in handy. Companies that sell corrugated cardboard also sell a variety of boxing accessories or tools. Check with your local company to find out what is available. Furniture Corrugated cardboard can make durable and cheap furniture. Most budget-minded individuals, especially college students, understand this. Go to your local department store and notice how much cheaply priced furniture is made from corrugated cardboard. Check out diagrams to get an idea about the item’s construction. This aids the construction process. * Consider making a chest of drawers from used corrugated cardboard. This piece of furniture is ideal for holding clothing or office supplies. Heavier clothing requires heavier cardboard. Heavy cardboard keeps the center of the drawer from sagging. Three to four drawers is a perfect size for this piece of furniture. Use a hole puncher to place holes in the cardboard for the knobs. Once the knob is in place, secure it with a screw. * Night stands, those wonderful furniture pieces that go alongside your bed, are another piece of furniture that can be made from corrugated cardboard. Basically, a nightstand is…

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Are you doing all you can by recycling cardboard boxes?

Terry Lambert

Cardboard is a convenient and cheap packing material. More than 85% of shipments through the postal service are packaged in cardboard. Cardboard is used to protect everything from small boxes for toys to huge cardboard boxes used for refrigerators and…

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Reused Better Than Recycled Boxes

Ryan Lambert

To reuse or to recycle boxes, that is the question? You hear the terms used frequently, but what exactly do they mean? Which one is truly better for the environment? Let’s explore these questions and try to see which one…

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