• Convenience (You don't have to wonder about how many boxes are available and you don't have to go collect them. Just arrange a time to pick them up.)

• Great value (Boxes come in bundles of 50 for $12.50

or 25 for $7.50)

• Affordable (just $.30 p/box or less)

• Returnable (get a partial refund for returned boxes)

Use corrugated boxes:

• to pack items for storage or moving

• as mulch for garden and composting

• to quick start fires in the fireplace 

• for arts and craft projects

• to create inexpensive signs

• for your child's science project (make your own display and help the environment at the same time)

• to build a bird feeder

Return boxes for a partial refund:

• Return any boxes you don't want to keep (in good condition) for a return of $.05 p/box reducing the already small price.

• Pay the small price ($0.25 p/box) for the convenience of not having to go collect them yourself (without knowing for sure if they will be there). They are already here and certainly available in the listed quantity and quality.

Most boxes are still in good shape after their initial use but are then trashed or sent to the cardboard box baler and possibly to a landfill.  Save money and help the environment at the same time. 850 million tons of cardboard are thrown away in the United States annually, roughly 1.4 million trees. Trees make habitats for species, along with performing photosynthesis which helps to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, helping to lessen the climate crisis. Trees are integral to a healthy forest ecosystem, deforestation is detrimental, so recycling cardboard is very important and a step toward improving wasteful habits. 

• Recycling 1 ton of cardboard 

  1. Saves 390 kWh of energy

  2. Saves 1.1 barrels (46 gallons) of oil

  3. Saves 6.6 million Btu's of energy

• Cardboard and papers comprise roughly 40% of all solid waste 

• In 2018, over 17,200,000 tons of cardboard were thrown in the landfill 

• Over 90% of all products shipped in the United States are shipped in corrugated boxes, which totals more than 400 billion square feet of cardboard.

• Incredibly the amount of cardboard thrown away annually is enough to heat 50 million houses for the next two decades.

• By recycling cardboard, you are giving the material a second life & you save on the cost of cardboard boxes. PLUS its environmentally friendly!