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Let Your Kids Draw on the Other Side of Paper

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Date: 08/24/2004  
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Don't throw away computer paper that has been used on one side! My kids love to use this paper for drawing, etc. Also, I use the paper in my computer printer when I print out things like grocery lists, eBay transactions, test print pages, etc. This save a lot of money and trees!

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By mom3boyscdn (1) Contact
I use mine as scrap paper to write notes on. I cut them in half and put them beside my computer.

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By Kathy K. (Guest Post)
Great! We do this too, but one caveat. This is a great idea if you have an inkjet printer, but if you have a laserjet, it's a really bad idea because the ink on the paper can melt and adhere to the roller, thus killing the printer. Inkjects print by spraying ink on, rather than adhering it via heat, so you can safely reuse paper in them.

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