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    Reusing Bubblemailers: Recycling or Ugly?

    I have not seen people reuse bubblemailers that's why I was always afraid of reusing them. I didn't know how people will take that..Maybe they will think I am poor or think it is a great idea for saving money. I noticed my mom doing it, and I might do this to save money. What do you all think? Should I start reusing bubblemailers?

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    I don't usually do it but thought, hey might as well save a few so i have small stack from trades that I have had in the past. I have had people do it to me too. Just a way to save the planet and money at the same time

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    i haven't bought a bubble mailer in a year.
    it has saved me a ton of money

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    i ALWAYS reuse a bubble mailer when its possible to reuse it so do tons of people on this site, as long as it gets safe to me in the bubble mailer, if its new or reused, is fine in my book!
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    Here is a great solution.

    Save your bubble mailers from your trades.

    Buy a 25 or 50 pack of 6x9 manilla envelopes, they are very cheap.

    Take the used bubble mailer and put it into the new envelope. Sometimes you can even cut the bubble into two.

    Save money and help save the planet.

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    i re use if the mailer is not too torn up, but if it wont take another PO trip then i will use a new one.

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    I thought about re-using them, but when I get them for .50 cents a piece at Target, it is hard not to get and ship in new bubble mailers.

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    But that also stacks up, those 50 trades you got and 50 bubblemailers you got.. You could have saved $25. :P

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    I just started reusing bubble mailers recently and it works great. I do everything possible to reuse one. If I come across one that has writing all over i'll just tape scrap paper over it and write on that. Or I'll cut a big mailer in half and make 2 out of it.

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    Wow cutting it in half is really smart! I have one sitting in my foyer from a mailday and I was thinking what I should do with it.

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