The Old Folks Home

[1kluckychik]

We wrap each egg like a subway sandwich is wrapped.
Then small bubble wrap.
We put a layer of POLYFIL in the bottom of USPS REGIONAL BOX A.

 

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[1kluckychik]

We pack more polyfil on top and around the sides of the eggs for a snug fit. Tape shut

 

[1kluckychik]

Using a USPS medium flat rate box, we cut large bubble wrap to fit in the bottom

 

[1kluckychik]

We then put the Regional Box A inside the Medium Flat Rate box. Add large bubble wrap filling all voids along the sides. Put large bubble wrap on top and tape shut.

Costs me $13.80 to ship up to 15 eggs

 

[perchie.girl]

We then put the Regional Box A inside the Medium Flat Rate box. Add large bubble wrap filling all voids along the sides. Put large bubble wrap on top and tape shut.

Costs me $13.80 to ship up to 15 eggs

Thats an awesome method.....

deb

 

[Pensmaster]

We then put the Regional Box A inside the Medium Flat Rate box. Add large bubble wrap filling all voids along the sides. Put large bubble wrap on top and tape shut.

Costs me $13.80 to ship up to 15 eggs

Looks really good. What type of eggs do you ship

 

[superchemicalgirl]

@ChickenCanoe I think it is excellent.

My shipping method starts like this

Somehow I think that's not step 1.


I didn't learn my lesson and I'm having a watermelon for lunch. But, I do have 3 toilets in my house and only 2 occupants.

I'm just now coming back from a catholic mass in polish. The church was beautiful. It was originally a french parish, and all the writing on the wall (religious graffiti?) was in french. It gave me something beautiful to look at while I wondered what was going on.