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And pharmacys, every single bottle comes into us bubble wrapped.
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Started by DF in Ski Chatter 19-Nov-2008 - 15 Replies
Hirsty
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
Something as addictive as bubblewrap should be banned. It is the blight of many an urban area.
He was a wise man who invented beer - Plato
Trencher
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
A more robust and reusable alternative is old carrymat - sleeping pad foam. A place to look for sheet foam offcuts is a flooring shop. Some types of hardwood/plank floors use great foam underneath.
For snowboards with the binding removed, a cardboard sleeve with the ends double wrapped (in cardboard) works very well.
Trencher
For snowboards with the binding removed, a cardboard sleeve with the ends double wrapped (in cardboard) works very well.
Trencher
because I'm so inclined .....
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
Ask at your local supermarket to save there bubble wrap, they have loads !! :wink:
RoseR
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
Ian Wickham wrote:Ask at your local supermarket to save there bubble wrap, they have loads !! :wink:
And pharmacys, every single bottle comes into us bubble wrapped.
I'm a laydee
RoseR
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
Or fill your ski bag with polystyrene chippings........should make it interesting at other end trying to get skis out :twisted:
I'm a laydee
Chap1978
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
Any Self Storage Warehouse / Company sell Bubble Wrap and there are plenty of them around. Just dont pop it all before your trip..... Its very addictive.....
Crashandburn
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
I have a 'tube' made from an old duvet.
Cut it in to about half - long ways, so you have a duvet about 6ft by 3ft. Fold it over, so it's now 6ft by 18ins. Sew up the long side and one of the short ends. Job done.
With just one end open, I can slide it over my skis and then into my ski bag.
Works a treat.
Thanks MUM for making it.
Cut it in to about half - long ways, so you have a duvet about 6ft by 3ft. Fold it over, so it's now 6ft by 18ins. Sew up the long side and one of the short ends. Job done.
With just one end open, I can slide it over my skis and then into my ski bag.
Works a treat.
Thanks MUM for making it.
You'll never know, unless you try...
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Bubble Wrap' posted Nov-2008
Can your mum make me one :thumbup:
Topic last updated on 20-November-2008 at 16:49