what is those plastic things that can go into binders where u can put papers in them which is see through?
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Plastic pockets, or Sheet protectors.\n\nThey should be available from any stationery shop.
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The link suggests laminations with polarized films.  Good luck.
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How about a comb binding?\nLike a book the pages are held from top all the way to the botom and they stay open, you can buy a machine to cut the holes in the paper and insert the comb I know the combs can be brought from partners but our machine is about 100 years old and I have never looked for one, you should also be able to go to a printers and get them made up, you could do the one as a sample
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Filtered paper. You can use a coffee fiter
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Plastic and paper.\nI stuff one inside the other repeatedly just to torture the recycle people.
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Hyde (animal skin)\nAlso ink, metal (staples) are in it.\nor technically electronically (eg mp3, file on computer)\nor cassette (books on tape)\n\nDo a word search "how to make a book"
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Cotton can be recycled through a process that boils the cotton to remove oils.  Then it is put in a chemical bath with bleach that removes all the color and impurities.  Then you can mix it with some other chemicals and you have cotton paper that can be used for nice cards and printing.
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they have all that stuff at staples or another paper suply store. staples is where i got mine
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It depends on where you live. The paper I work for puts them in the paper and I know others do too.
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paper made from straw
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Take a look at what's available at:\n\nhttp://www.paperdolls.org/\nhttp://marilee.us/paperdolls.html
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Packaging Materials Purchase - March-April 2002 \n... printing machines for soft PVC and decorative lamination paper. ... PP HM, aluminium, foil, blister foil, OLB paper, PVC and shrink PVC.Shrink PVC ,etc. ...\nhttp://www.indianpurchase.com/magonline/Packaging/200204/article8.htm
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toilet paper, newsprint, egg cartons, insulation, cardboard...
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paper is pulpified wood that's dried into thin sheets.  Any liquids (grease, water, etc) will soak into the mix and separate the fibers, causing it to become transparent.  Except with water, it will ultimately evaporate out.  Grease doesn't evaporate away at room temperature like water does, so the transparency remains.
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as a teacher, I appreciate cute homemade boxes to keep all the clutter down....like to put markers in etc.  Big boxes to put books in down to little boxes to put paperclips in.
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most supermarkets have these newspapers in racks by the front door- try wal-mart or another neighborhood store--
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letters. they have to be folded, formatted, and stuffed in a specific way. I once made an assistant throw away 5000 letters to parents and re-print them all because the margins were not standardized...