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organicmama

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I am the shredder-killing queen. Doesn't matter if I only put 3 sheets in a 14 sheet shredder, no credit cards or staples. I kill them within 3 months. I am waiting on a refund from the last shredder right now, that sits forlornly under my desk.

So, I am working on cleaning out my office AND things I need to shred are piling up. Is there a local company that shreds documents? I remember seeing trucks in ATL that picked up soon-to-be shredded documents. I don't mind dropping things off, I just need this crap out of my office so I can unclutter the only unorganized room in our house!!!!!

PLEASE, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
 
I heard that Comcast on Back Beach Road in PCB will do it; no details though.
 
I'll loan you my yellow lab for an hour. Mission accomplished!
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I'll loan you my yellow lab for an hour. Mission accomplished!
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:floor:No kiddin!!!

Seriously though, Kitty should be chiming in here at any time. :biggrin:
 
I'll loan you my yellow lab for an hour. Mission accomplished!
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:lolabove: You're such a cut up. :floor:

OM, you may want to call the local banks and ask who they use. They have to shred certain documents by law and certify that it was done. Some of them come in trucks and shred on site. They also sell an oil for shredders that helps extend their life. It's fairly inexpensive and goes a long way.
 
Thanks, Mango! BTW, I had the oil & even the lubricating sheets (easier & not messy!) & I used them as I was supposed to. There are two things that cannot live in our home, no matter how diligent we are:

Fish & shredders.:bang:;-)

:lolabove: You're such a cut up. :floor:

OM, you may want to call the local banks and ask who they use. They have to shred certain documents by law and certify that it was done. Some of them come in trucks and shred on site. They also sell an oil for shredders that helps extend their life. It's fairly inexpensive and goes a long way.
 
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