I remember the "good old days" when you just went to any supermarket and they would give you their cardboard boxes that they had just unpacked all their canned goods from.
Unless your loading your "green" boxes into a Prius or a hybrid, I don't really see any benefit to paying extra for "green" boxes. Dou you really think your helping the environment by loading your "green" boxes into a gas guzzling moving truck? That's like working out for 3 hours and then going to McDonalds to eat a Big Mac.
It's a nice marketing ploy if you subscribe the green meanie culture but the truth is over 90% of corrugated boxes are made from recycled paper anyway.
any body used natureboxes.com.?? they are doling out eco-frndly moving boxes at half the price when compared with staples or office depot.
usedcardboardboxes.com
"usedcardboardboxes.com"
Way to introduce bedbugs into your new place!
And I can't imagine anything being more "eco-friendly" than CARDBOARD. Duh.
I remember the "good old days" when you just went to any supermarket and they would give you their cardboard boxes that they had just unpacked all their canned goods from.
you can still do that 30yrs.
Unless your loading your "green" boxes into a Prius or a hybrid, I don't really see any benefit to paying extra for "green" boxes. Dou you really think your helping the environment by loading your "green" boxes into a gas guzzling moving truck? That's like working out for 3 hours and then going to McDonalds to eat a Big Mac.
It's a nice marketing ploy if you subscribe the green meanie culture but the truth is over 90% of corrugated boxes are made from recycled paper anyway.