Bryco Goods Newsprint Packing Paper Sheets for Moving - 10lb - 320 Sheets of Newspaper Paper - Wrapping and Protecting Fragile Items, Box Filler, Shipping Supplies - 27" x 17" - Made in the USA

I’m packing up my entire kitchen for a full remodel and these packing paper sheets have worked out beautifully to pack up everything from Crystal glassware, dinner plates, serving dishes and more. They are the perfect size for easy handling and wrapping. We created an assembly line in the kitchen and had over half of the kitchen packed in boxes in no time.

Packing paper, oh how you have saved the day! As I recently embarked on the daunting task of moving, I discovered the invaluable role that packing paper plays in ensuring a smooth and successful transition. While it may not be the flashiest or most glamorous item in the moving process, packing paper deserves recognition for its practicality and reliability. One aspect that stood out about this packing paper was its eco-friendliness. Unlike bubble wrap or other plastic alternatives, packing paper is recyclable and biodegradable. Knowing that I was utilizing a sustainable option while keeping my belongings safe gave me a sense of satisfaction. So not only did packing paper serve its purpose flawlessly, but it also aligned with my environmental values. However, I must admit that working with large quantities of packing paper can become a tad monotonous. Unraveling and folding sheet after sheet did test my patience at times. But hey, every moving process has its repetitive moments, and the payoff in protection and organization made it worth the effort. This paper came at a reasonable price, so its cost-effectiveness, combined with its functionality, makes it a practical choice for anyone looking to minimize expenses while ensuring the safety of their belongings. In conclusion, this packing paper may not steal the spotlight, but it is an essential part of any successful move. Its protective qualities, versatility, eco-friendliness, and affordability make it a reliable companion during the chaos of relocation. So, next time you're planning a move, don't overlook the unassuming charm of packing paper and circle back to this listing. It may just be the unsung hero you never knew you needed. I know it was for me!

Great value and a quality product!

I am a historical reenactor, and I purchased this paper to use in rolling paper cartridges, such as were common in the 19th century. I am happy to say that it fulfills this task admirably. The paper is just thick enough to hold it's shape, and not rip easily, but thin enough that it's easy to tear with your teeth.

The quality of these paper sheets is good. They were strong and thick, protecting my dishes during a move. They didn't leave any residue. I had enough for the whole kitchen and more. A reliable and essential moving supply

If you don't have access to classic newspaper for packing purposes, this is a perfect substitute. The paper is thick enough to provide adequate protection for fragile items yet is maleable- it can be folded, cut down, and balled up. I love the original size this paper comes in- a single sheet can cover large objects or can be easily cut down for smaller items. This paper is perfect for cushioning boxes and filling in gaps. It's highly durable and recyclable which is great for the environment and sustainability.

Excellent bundle for moving.

Perfect for feral cat traps. I use Tru-Catch feral traps for the TNR program of feral cats. With the ever elusive newspaper literally disappearing from gas stations, sidewalk stands, even grocery stores, this is the best replacement. I use 2-3 sheets per trap and fold it lengthwise to fit. I tear off the end so as not to cover the whole trap thereby not mess up the trip plate. Highly absorbent without the black ink stain. I use the torn end to "shred" allowing the cats to "bury their business" while they rehab. This stack is comparable to about 25-30 thick Sunday Papers. With the lighter color (vs traditional ink newspaper) I found could monitor their bodily fluids better. (As gross as that sounds, this was a happy surprise.)