Do double duty by printing on both side of the page when printing by configuring your printer. Plus recycle all those extra pages you print with only one side printed by turning them over and puting them back in the printer for reuse.
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2 comments:
LOL, I do this all the time. I hate wasting paper. Even when we had our business in town. Then if I don't need them anymore I shred and use for mulch or put it in the compost bin. Kay
You're mulch idea is the best! I will need to do that next spring. Thanks for your comment - CT
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