Anybody have some? Know where I can get some? I already plan to hit up Half Price Books. Also would be glad to pass these along to someone else when we finish moving @ end of May. Thanks.
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Posted 3 years ago #
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Check Craigslist. I see people on there pretty often with free moving boxes.
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they're small but, Kinkos is a good source.
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These show up on Freecycle too fairly often.
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There is a cardboard recylicing dumpster outside of Junctionview Studios that Loeb electric uses to throw out there shipping supplies. I always find enough there to foot the bill when I have moving or packing needs.
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One thing I learned, get as many as you can in a uniform size, so they will stack neatly like blocks. The boxes from the pre-made salads at the grocery are good for this, you can often grab a dozen of them in a stack.
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I hit the jackpot today. Had to run an errand in Lewis Center and took a detour behind that mile-long strip mall. Found tons of dumpsters full of cardboard boxes! If anybody needs them when I'm finished moving, PM me. They'll be available late May.
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i have a bunch of cardboard boxes leftover from my move as well if anyone needs one
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If you are a regular at a local bar, they would probably save beer boxes for you& they make great moving boxes bc they aren't too big& most have nifty handles for easy carrying! I just gave a boatload to a couple different regulars last week :)
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we have some at the Bean on Whittier that have not been broke down yet call the bean after 6pm on Friday and ask for Elaine you can come pick a few up, 442-2266
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