If you are in the packing and shipping industry, or know someone
who is, or have ever received a package, or are a human being that breathes
air, than you understand why bin liners might be a useful tool when shipping
items. Bin liners are plastic bags
designed to line the inside of boxes to protect from dust, insects, and
especially from moisture. As most of you
know, cardboard is not waterproof. If
you add enough moisture to cardboard, you are going to end up with a pulpy
mess. Although there are stronger forms
of cardboard boxes out there that do a better job at resisting moisture (i.e.
corrugated boxes aka gaylords), I have yet to see a full on water proof
version. This is why bin liners are
useful, especially when mailing items such as beverage containers. What happens if for whatever reason the
contained beverage comes loose? Without
a bin liner you could have a real mess on your hands. What happens if a small mouse chews his or
her way through the bottom corner? A bin
liner would add extra protection to keep that little guy or gal from full on
making a home inside that box full of goods.
And what about dust build up?
With bin liners, forget it. The
dust does not stand a chance.
Where do you purchase bin liners?
If I were asked today to go out and find a bin liner, I would probably
twiddle my thumbs for a solid 5 minutes while I thought really hard. I would then grab a turkey sandwich, because
sometimes my brainpower is better if I am chewing simultaneously. On the last bite of my sandwich, I would then
deliberate between making a second sandwich or saving myself the
calories and just asking my good friend.
My good friend, just so you guys know, is basically everyone’s good friend. His name is Google. Google would then tell me the best, most
affordable place I could either physically go to or what site to visit in order
to purchase bin liners.
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