what items are considered bulk?
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[' Appliances (Excludes: refrigerators, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and all electronics. ... ', ' Carpets and Linoleum.', ' Furniture.', ' Mattresses and box springs.', ' Metal.']
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['Cash and cash equivalents, certificates of deposit, checking, and savings accounts, money market accounts, physical cash, Treasury bills.', 'Property or land and any structure that is permanently attached to it.', 'Personal property – boats, collectibles, household furnishings, jewelry, vehicles.']
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Bulk density of any material is the weight of PARTIALLY COMPACTED material per unit volume. Bulk density of material is not equal to it's specific gravity as specific gravity is weight of FULLY COMPACTED material per unit volume.
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No. Bulk and wholesale quantities are not the same, although sometimes they are used interchangeably. There are very clear definitions for both. Bulk quantities are often offered for anyone willing to buy a large quantity of goods.
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['4 brass fasteners.', 'corrugated cardboard.', 'hole punch.', 'objects to pick up (e.g., tennis balls, cotton balls, plastic soda bottles, and paper cups)', '2 rubber bands.', 'sandpaper.', 'scissors.', 'string.']
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Bulking materials will allow you to sell the bulked version to vendors and, in some cases; it will decrease the overall weight of the items to save inventory space. Bulk items can also be used in crafting, but it will break the bulk item back into the individual components.
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YES! Cardboard boxes, newspapers, magazines, catalogs, phone books, scrap paper, junk mail, cartons (milk, juice, soup), shredded paper (must be in paper bag, or large clear plastic bag with a few holes punched in it).
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['Shipping envelopes.', 'Plastic lumber.', 'Panelling.', 'Rubbish bin liners.', 'Furniture.', 'Film plastic.', 'Rubbish bins and compost bins.']
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['solid-state drives (SSD)', 'hard drives.', 'external hard drives.', 'optical drives.', 'tape drives.', 'RAID storage.', 'USB storage.', 'flash memory cards.']
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['baby milk and products.', 'liquids, cosmetics and toiletries.', 'drinks.', 'electrical items.', 'food.', 'medication, medical conditions and equipment.', 'Photographic equipment.', 'sharp and prohibited items.']
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['App.', 'Appliance.', 'Baby Goods/Kids Goods.', 'Cars.', 'Clothing.', 'Electronics.', 'Food/Beverages.', 'Furniture.']
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['dog, cat, animal, man, person.', 'bottle, box, litre.', 'coin, note, dollar.', 'cup, plate, fork.', 'table, chair, suitcase, bag.']
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While some items are not allowed in your bag, like sharp things and more than 100ml of liquids, you're generally allowed to take most things on with you. And the list of permitted items also (hurrah!) includes hair dryers and hair straighteners. That's as long as they're powered by a plug and not batteries, of course.
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['Books.', 'Business and Industrial.', 'Clothing, Shoes, and accessories.', 'Collectibles.', 'Consumer Electronics.', 'Crafts.', 'Dolls and Bears.', 'Home and Garden.']
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['An apple.', 'A person.', 'A table.', 'Air.', 'Water.', 'A computer.', 'Paper.', 'Iron.']
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['Overview.', 'Baby food and baby milk.', 'Personal items.', 'Medicines, medical equipment and dietary requirements.', 'Electronic devices and electrical items.', 'Sports equipment.', 'Work tools.', 'Chemicals and toxic substances.']
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['equipment.', 'machinery.', 'business vehicles, for example cars, vans, lorries.']