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Recycling a binder - Naked Binder shows how
May 19, 2009 Written By: Ken So it is time to recycle your bare board binder. You are looking at it. What now? You know it is recyclable. Can't figure out how to get a ring out of a binder? Naked Binder can help. We put our top experts thinking caps on and came up with this. Tools you need: Naked Binder. Screw driver or other pry device. Your car jack would work, or a crow bar. Really, you can do this with out any help, but it is more fun this way.
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Naked Binder makes the highest quality recycled and recyclable eco-friendly office and school supplies on the planet. Office supplies have never looked better, performed better or been as easy on the planet.
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All of the tabs can be easily customized by labeling or screen printing them. Our binder tabs are all made from post-consumer waste and are 100% recyclable.
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