Tips for saving money on printer paper. Post your ideas below!
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| Printing Recipes on Recycled Paper |
| Post by Linda from Bloomington, Illinois |
| I usually just print recipes, general info, etc. with my computer. I have a small packet of paper that I use for special things. Otherwise I use the backs of anything I can find. I have gotten paper from an agency I volunteered at, that were mistakes of something they printed. I used the backs. I have also used papers I have gotten in the mail or in newspapers. And I have gotten handouts from the library and fliers from a local grocery store that were outdated. Anything is fair game if it is the right size. Advertisement |
| RE: Saving Money on Printer Paper |
| Post by Karen from Florida |
| I do not know if this tip has been submitted before. I recycle all of my junk postal mail paper, that is blank on the back side, to use in my printer. I do not have to buy paper for the printer, a |
| RE: Saving Money on Printer Paper |
| PATRICIA JACKSON (Guest Post) |
| I find that when i have to go out and buy new ink cartridges for my printer. I can recycle my old cartridges and get a free pack of 500 sheets of recycled printer paper. This works great for me. As i have to buy ink almost once a month. So, that gives me two free packs of printing paper amonth. |
| Pin Feed Computer Paper |
| Post by Ardis |
| Computer paper is more expensive than it used to be. I have bought all my computer paper at the second hand stores for years. It's the paper that have the feeder holes so you need to tear off the edges. Just grab about a half inch of them at a time, and separate the pages. It usually sells for $2.00 for a large box. At least in my small town. |
| Reusing Paper |
| Post by Pat Orton |
| Keep used paper in the printer and fax machine for general printing and receiving faxes. Fresh paper can be put in if something needs to be printed on new paper. |
| Print on Both Sides |
| Post by a-frugal-lady |
| Thanks for the tip. Now print recipes on both sides. Also saves space in recipe book. |
You will not get free printing paper when buying ink cartridges on line, but I have found terrific buys at 123inkjets.com and no shipping charge for ink cartridges. I pay about one-third of the previous prices. Each person to whom I have recommended them, have been pleased. I order through the phone.
I use 3 ringed note book paper to print out the many recipes I collect. Added feature is that they are ready for a binder.
My husband brought me home a couple of large reams of letterhead from his office that they weren't gonna be using. I use that for printing recipes off the net and I print one on ea side. The letterhead part is just at the very top and bottom and doesn't interfere with what I'm printing.
I try to use the back and front of the paper I print on. If I don't print on the back of the paper I give it to my lil one and she can color on the back of it and that saves money. when we are done with both sides of the paper, I put it in the recycle bin so it will get recycled.
Zig
To save ink (and paper) I use the smallest font on documents that my eyes can tolerate, reduce the margins to 1/2 inch or 1 inch, and use single spacing whenever possible. I also print on both sides. Sometimes I use loose-leaf paper instead of regular printer paper.
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