If you buy egg cartons, who has the best price?

[gale65]

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Oh............ Sorry. I can go on and on about this, but I will just grin. Good luck avoiding organisms on a planet that is covered in them......

what the eff. That's rude. I can't explain my anxiety any more than my doctor can. We only know that maybe it's not logical but my brain doesn't work in a logical way and the main thing-I can't control it and medication doesn't work. Thanks for making me feel completely idiotic though. You're awesome.

 

[gale65]

Thanks to everyone else for the very helpful replies. I'll check those sites and also TSC when I'm near one.

 

[Woodcox Acre]

Do you have a feed store in your area, like intermountain Farmers or similar. I get mine there for 29 cents.

 

[gale65]

There are no feed stores here that have them. The only feed stores are grain elevators that also sell feed and very little non-feed items (mainly medications, some hardware, etc). There's a Rural King but the one here doesn't sell empty cartons. I may be at TSC before long though so I can look there.

 

[okie2]

Why are all of you paying .23 to .30 cents each when you can get them for 91/2 cents.
try here 400 cartons for $38.00
http://www.foam-packaging.com/new_page_1.htm

 

[stoopid]

I get mine at eggcartons.com, but I buy the misprints. You have to check to see what they have, but I'm still using the same batch from late last year.
I prefer the plastic ones, can be rinsed. The paper ones make me gag, I know it's good to recycle, but they stink after awhile.
The plastic ones from Murray Mcmurray are my favorite, but can be pricey.

 

[cmom]

http://www.eggboxes.com/?gclid=CLLMqvuFkqwCFYHe4Aod1RvWmQ

 

[The Little Country Farm]

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Thank you for the info! I've been looking for cheap egg cartons too and not to mention this is like not too far from me!

 

[Ole rooster]

The TSC closest to me has theirs at .49 cents. Now I don't know what it would take to sterilize the cartons but to me that's high. Just wondering, but who puts the cartons in the refrigerator? We don't. I wonder if germs can live in the fridge? As many times as your hands go in there and aren't washed each time how many germs are carrried inside? I seem my wife put the plastic sack from the grocery store in there. Lord only knows what they got on um. Man, that's something to thing about. But so far so good. We ain't dead yet.

 

[LiLRedCV]

Wow. Just wow. There are some extremely rude people here regarding someones MEDICAL CONDITION! Some of you have some serious issues of your own if you have to taunt someone with a condition you obviously know nothing about like you are - it's outright bullying someone who can't help it.

While I'm not phobic about germs, I'm not about to judge someone who is. We ALL have our problems whether you'd like to believe that or not.

That being said, I'm very interested in the leads here for buying egg cartons myself. I recycle cartons as they're given to me, but many times I run out of them before I run out of eggs. I much appreciate the info being offered here on this subject. Thank you!