Customer Reviews for Staples - 30% Recycled 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper, 20 lbs., 92 Brightness, 500/Ream - White
Customer Rating
5
Very good quality recycled paper
on July 29, 2013
Posted by: Paula K.
I like the idea of recycled paper and it works just as well as any other paper for your day to day use. I use it at home for just about any any printing project I have. We also use the recycled paper at work and have had no problems with it jamming in the printers. We use a lot of paper so if there was going to be a problem I would know of it. I would highly recommend this recycled paper for any business that needs to print a large amount as the cost is well within your budget and the paper quality is right for most projects.
Living in a world quickly filling up with trash and making the Grand Canyon every day looking more and more like a viable refuse dump I try to live as I preach. I recycle as much as possible and buy as many recycled items as I can. I use Staples recycled paper. The cost is very competitive with other brands and the quality is very good. It fills the needs for our household that has two pc's and the many projects we think up for the kiddos at our church Sunday school and the adult Sunday school. A excellent way to Go Green.
I am constantly using my printer/ copier and go through a lot of paper. By buying this type of paper I find it much more economical price wise and usage wise. I can say without any reservations that recycled paper is the way to go. Especially with trying to go green I think everyone should at least give it a try.
While perfectly adequate this paper is a little too thin and tends to stick together in my sheet feed so 10-12 pieces go through at once. This problem occurs mostly when there are under 25 sheets left in the tray. As I've never the had this happen with any other paper I've got to surmise there's something unique about this type. I definitely won't be purchasing this again...seems most of the time these days folks are going for price and I prefer to go for quality. Value would be the ultimate- good quality at a fair price. Value seems totally absent from the market as an option these days.