10-27-2025 02:34 PM
Where is a good place to purchase bubble wrap or the brown paper for stuffing inside packages for item protection? somewhere that is reasonable. Thanks everyone, SH
10-27-2025
02:59 PM
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10-27-2025
03:06 PM
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kh_femi
EBAY seller has cheap prices on brown paper (12 inches x 450 feet) only $8.80 (free shipping). Almost sold out so you need to hurry.
10-27-2025 03:02 PM
Oops, made a mistake is 12 inches x 180 feet.
10-27-2025 03:05 PM
Staples has a sale on bubble wrap buy 2 get 1 free. 200 ft rolls.
10-27-2025 03:09 PM
Don’t overlook using crumpled up newspaper pages. It offers effective protection.
Otherwise, there are several sellers right here on eBay that offer quality and variety - check their prices and feedback to help you decide.
10-27-2025 03:10 PM
What is this "newspaper" you speak of?
10-27-2025 03:11 PM
basically you just google packaging supplies near me in google and find local distributors, not office depot or other retailers, you want wholesalers you should be able to find nice big rolls of bubble wrap for around $30-35, which is about the same price as it would cost you to make it with a counter top machine anyway.
10-27-2025 03:18 PM
Why buy it? just go to any retail show and they throw tons of it away.....Ulta Beauty is a great place to get free bubble wrap and packing.....along with boxes. Any place that does not sell them is happy to give it to you if you tell them you are reusing it so it does not end up in a landfill.
10-27-2025 03:20 PM
Bubble wrap is best for breakable items as if offers the best protection. The paper can be used for items that won't break as easy.
10-27-2025 03:21 PM
I buy 700' of Bubble Wrap (It comes as 2, 350' Rolls) for about $35 on eBay.
Much cheaper than you can buy in a store
10-27-2025 03:21 PM
10-27-2025 03:27 PM
Order something from Walmart/Sam's. Something like a bottle of vitamins, and they'll send it to you in a box that could fit a microwave and no less than 30ft of kraft paper or air pillow...
Seriously have a years worth of padding from my last few orders. Otherwise I have also found eBay to often have the best prices on shipping supplies.
10-27-2025 03:31 PM
Newspaper? Like the New York times? Ugghh.....
10-27-2025 03:38 PM
Check local suppliers near you (not retail stores). I get mine locally at a cheaper rate than you can find on here by quite a bit. And as far as retail stores (home depot, lowes, office max/office depot, staples, uhaul, etc) I pay about 10% of what they charge.
10-27-2025 03:39 PM
The truth? There isn't one specific place or vendor that is always the lowest price. Prices fluctuate. I have several vendors I check, and go from there. It isn't always about who has the cheapest price. I consider what reward bonuses I have on my credit card as well as what offers are available to certain cash back websites. Sometimes those extras make the overall cost lower, and I end up buying from a vendor who is priced higher than others.