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Common Poster Subjects => Packaging & Shipping => Topic started by: Crazy Vick on May 26, 2015, 11:12:58 PM
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Surprised (too lazy to search) this hasn't been broached but after receiving a tubie from EMP (superbly packaged!) i can't help but feel that it is a lot of paper to waste, for others to keep (like the nice 3-sheet I just got for example). I re-use the supplies when I can but wonder if my buyer also will. Then comes the actual shipping line that gets it to my house... are there ways of making poster collecting more carbon-neutral?
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I have piles and piles of empty and stacks of packing material including thick cardboard, bubble wrap and kraft paper - all saved some packages received over the years. Anything that cannot be kept is recycled when possible.
I tell myself I am keeping it all for when I actually start selling stuff. Then I think "good luck future self in convincing me!"...
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I keep a bunch of tubes and card envelopes for if, as and when I have to sell my bits...
That which is not kept is recycled.
I am so virtuous.
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bumpers :)
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Things come in but nothing ever leaves my house, so as much as I subscribe to your plea, my blue trash is always overloaded with tubes and boxes. I actually had to get a second one from the city. At least it goes to recycle, but it is a lot of money wasted in tubes and boxes.
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