Kodeysmom
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Is your basement dry?chefheidi2003 said:I do only because I store my stuff in my basement. However I am in the Minority at least with my cluster. They throw theirs away.
Yay for dessicant! The bags from the hardware store are basically jumbo versions of the little "do not eat" pouches of dessicant that come in shoe boxes and purses.The_Kitchen_Guy said:Is your basement dry?
If not, you can get those dehumidifying crystals at the hardware store to keep inside the boxes and keep your product snug and dry.
jenniferp417 said:Example: I always thought it was true that if you stuck a frog in a pan of water it'd sit there until it died if you turned up the heat slowly. Turns out that's false.
I dont keep the majority of them bc I use most products in my kitchen... but those that are fragile, I do keep in the box; trifel bowl, entertaining set, etc. but my director suggests that we do so if someone needs to return a product we will have the box for it.Kodeysmom said:Quick question do you guys keep the boxes that your stuff is shipped in.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:"I'll take 'Useless Crap for a Thousand, Alex."
"And the answer is, 'He was the inventor of Ferrite Core.'"
BRBRBRZZZT!kaceyleigh2 said:Who is F.W. Viehe?
jenniferp417 said:Example: I always thought it was true that if you stuck a frog in a pan of water it'd sit there until it died if you turned up the heat slowly. Turns out that's false.
*snort* You said "wang."chefann said:*snort* You said "wang."
There's a Simpson's episode in which Martin wears a Wang t-shirt on the bus and is very glad that some other child draws the attention of the bullies away from it.
Keeping your shipping boxes has several benefits, such as:
Yes, we do! At Pampered Chef, we believe in the importance of recycling and sustainability. That's why we encourage our customers to keep their boxes and reuse them whenever possible.
Yes, you can! Most shipping boxes are made from corrugated cardboard, which is recyclable. Just make sure to remove any tape or labels before recycling.
If your shipping box is damaged or torn, you can still recycle it. Just make sure to tape up any holes or tears before recycling to prevent items from falling out.
There are many ways you can reuse your shipping boxes. Some ideas include: