So glad Staples offers such a high quality 100% recycled printer paper. I cannot tell the difference between the recycled paper and the normal paper I used to use and such an easy way to help the environment.
This is the first time I've seen 100 per cent recycled paper and I was very happy to get it. I'm using it to make a chapbook of my poems. I also got 67 weight cardstock for the cover and a long reach stapler to staple it together. Also 6 X 9 " kraft envelopes to mail it. Surprisingly the whole thing only costs 95 cents to mail first class. More surprisingly the post office has a 95 cent stamp. This chapbook consists of ten 8.4 X 11 sheets folded in half plus a folded sheet of cover stock. I like using recycled paper because it's not so slick but this is very bright for recycled paper (92) which is the same as unrecycled copy paper. I put it in my Brother laser printer which I also got at Staples and which prints black two-sided which translates to four pages of the book at once. I was greatly assisted in finding all the right materials for this project by T.C. at the Staples store in Marysville WA.
I talk to many individuals about social issues. A leaflet with important issues can get the word out. Also if it is from recycled paper then no trees were cut down to make the leaflet. A great talking point when I give out the leaflet.