I'm two-faced. It's one of the oldest recycling methods, but being two-faced saves money and reduces waste. I use both sides of the paper when printing or taking notes. Of course, this system does not work if I am writing a formal report or saving sensitive documents.
But for most of our stationary needs, we can use both sides of the paper. Recycled paper is great for note-taking, kids' art projects, rough drafts and other informal printing needs. And I think twice about printing out e-mails, maps and other files.
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5 comments:
I don't print on both sides, but I keep a pile of printed-on-one-side paper for scribbling notes or other miscellaneous uses.
It also works well when you want to mail a check or (if you must) cash. You can fold it inside the paper and it looks like a regular letter.
I try to keep a pile of printing paper that's only partially used to print on the other side - if only my hubby would cooperate - he can't, tho because so much of his printing is work-related.
I have also been doing this for years. And I learnt this from one of my former bosses, one of the richest guys in my country.
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Yup - I've been re-using paper for years...it's just too darn expensive to waste!
These are great ideas! I never really took the time to think about reusing paper before. Hopefully all the money I will be saving on paper will help me out with all my credit card debt!
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