Be honest: How many cardboard boxes do you have languishing down in the basement, stuffed up in the attic or flattened and tucked in a hall closet? After a move (or thanks to an insatiable Amazon ...
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Why keeping cardboard boxes in the basement is a costly mistake
You probably have a few stacks of cardboard boxes sitting in your basement right now. Maybe they're leftover from a move, filled with old books, or just piled up because you think you might need them ...
Cardboard furniture, like these pieces by Max Lamb, has an "ongoing story". Designers including Frank Gehry have previously used the material. Thomas Joseph Wright Penguins Egg/Courtesy of Gallery ...
Most moving boxes are recyclable, but it all depends on what the boxes are made of and what they contain. Clean (as in dry and not covered in food waste) cardboard moving boxes are recyclable as long ...
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