Is this twine strong enough for securing newspaper bundles to be put out for recycling?
1027718
I only used it to tie napkin and silverware into bundles but it feels pretty strong.
982123
I use it to make jewelry so people can have extra rope if they need it. It is very strong. I'm sure it would hold, but wonder about the carabiners.
1002409
I don't know. The package says Standard 92, whatever that means. And it says the paper is recyclable, but nothing about it having been made of recycled material.
354336
No, they are quite flimsy. Great for scrap booking kid's report cards etc. but not good for archiving a magazine say.
1417974
I bought this for decorative use, but I've pulled tightly on it & tied it to hold several rolls of fabric together and it has held fine. It appears to be hardy.
2057189
I would say no. Its perfect for covering books and mailing packages. It light enough to be easy to fold and holds tape well
548823
Yes. I use it to hold my kids' artwork. It is tight enough to hold 1 piece of paper well, but strong enough to hold 15-20 pieces of paper with no trouble. I would guess that mosquito netting wouldn't be too heavy, as long as you aren't yanking on it when you get in an out of bed.
2080303
Yes, I believe so. 2 Mil LDPE is certainly strong enough for the application you have described.
2126401
Yes. And it's not exactly necessary, unless you want to separate the plastic from the paper for recycling purposes.
787681
absolutely .. I purchased it to pierce scrapbook pages to install brads and jute
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
853160
Not really. You may be able to secure in some way, but if someone really wants to get contents, they can break the zipper track or tear thru outside with a knife.
1041720
This net is plenty strong for that.I can not pull it apart by hand. Not sure if your application is safe.
155783
I no longer have this box, but I don't believe so. Generally, "made of recycled paper" is prominent on the packaging.
448919
probably yes. if it is just for transporting then i would say yes. if you used them to store heavy stuff and the box got damp, it might not hold up. i have them full of files, just like the picture, and they are absolutely strong enough for that use. i wouldn't hesitate putting books in these strong boxes. good luck! -s
2136017
Yes, I think so. I bought them for a felt project. I put a magnet in each thin felt pocket and they came together, but they could be stronger.
1542084
Personally, I would use PVC regardless, I'm sure it would work, but the paper tube may bow over time