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    Yeah but most of the time there are so many torns and stickers on it I can't really reuse.

    The joy of living in Canada.

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    recycle!

    i cover the mailer with a piece of paper and do the addys and stamps and tape it on to the mailer and use packing tape to reshut it

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    See mitcwolf's Items on eBay

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWNX:IT

    i just bought those for about 7 cents each

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    recycle!

    i cover the mailer with a piece of paper and do the addys and stamps and tape it on to the mailer and use packing tape to reshut it



    That what I do to. I just fold a piece of typing paper and tape it right over all the other stuff on the envelope...

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    dolar general or dolar tree 2 for 1$ any size

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    I recycle as well. I have never bought a bubble mailer. In one case, I used a bubble mailer that had been mailed 3 times already. Just make sure to black out/remove previous addresses and stamps. Then, tape/paste a clean piece of paper on top for the addresses and stamps. Sometimes, I can cut a long bubble mailer into 2 mailers!

    recycle!

    i cover the mailer with a piece of paper and do the addys and stamps and tape it on to the mailer and use packing tape to reshut it


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    i did that once taped a piece of paper over the bubble mailer and the paper fell off and the guy recieved just a piece of paper. 2 days late i recieved the envelope and card because underneath it was my address in the to section of the envlope so fortuanlty i got the card back and resent it but after that experience dont think ill be taping a piece of paper over a bubble mailer any time soon

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    Yeah, I put glue and tape to make sure it sticks. It sounds like a lot of trouble, but it's worth it for me.

    i did that once taped a piece of paper over the bubble mailer and the paper fell off and the guy recieved just a piece of paper. 2 days late i recieved the envelope and card because underneath it was my address in the to section of the envlope so fortuanlty i got the card back and resent it but after that experience dont think ill be taping a piece of paper over a bubble mailer any time soon


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    I have about 50 used ones waiting to be reused.

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    I buy clasp envelopes, and recycle the bubblers I receive as padding.

    I buy them at 25 for $1 from a friend who works at Kinko's.

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