[Hidden-tech] free packing material

[Reelife Productions-Tom Adams]

also abcfree.com...good stuff.

happy new year everyone :/



Regards,

Tom Adams

Director/Owner
Reelife Documentary 
Productions
"cool digital audio/video stuff...not boring or dumb"
413.575.9707
info at reelifeproductions.com, 
www.reelifeproductions.com
Williamsburg, MA, USA
United States of America


(I'm currently out of the Reelife Office...emailing
remotely)


> Janis (and anyone else interested),
> 
> Do you know about the Freecycle network? It's a group of local online mailing
> lists on which people can post items they're offering for free, or post about
> items they'd like to receive for free. Anything that would be destined for the
> landfill is fair game, and I often see packing materials listed. 
> 
> There are lists for Amherst, Northampton, the Hilltowns, Greenfield, and many
> others. You can find them at http://www.freecycle.org/ .
> 
> Hope that helps -
> Anne
> 
> 
> --- David Shakun <dshakun at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> > Hi Janis,
> >  
> > It would be news to me that Mailboxes, Etc. accepts styrofoam in non-peanut
> > form.  In the past, I found that any non-peanut styrofoam recyclers were very
> > difficult to find.  The one resource I did find was a pilot styrofoam
> > recycling program at Five Colleges Recycling, headquartered at Hampshire
> > College.  I would be interested to learn what you what resources you find.
> >  
> > David Shakun
> > Integral Systems Consulting
> > 413-259-9352
> > 
> > "Janis S. Gray" <jsgray at crocker.com> wrote:
> > I just received a shipment of heirlooms and furniture that came VERY well
> > protected inside their boxes by Styrofoam panels (some quite large) and/or
> > Styrofoam "chunks" (not the little "peanuts," but bigger pieces that were
> > poured inside a china cabinet, for example, to keep the glass doors from
> > jiggling and breaking in transit). I could take them to Mailboxes, Inc., but
> > I'd rather give them to someone who has a home or small out-of-home business
> > and could use packing materials to safely ship products to customers, (Any
> > painters, sculptors, potters, etc. out there?) If you live in the Amherst
> > area, I'll even deliver them! I also have some LARGE cardboard pieces that
> > were used to separate items within cartons, or were parts of cartons
> > themselves.
> >  
> > Let me know!
> >  
> > Janis Gray
> > 413 259-1584
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