No...not the small ones (I might be average, but not dumb); the tape dispensers used for packing. I am just trying to figure out what is the right way of doing it. Thanks in advance!
122222
It's the same system, only larger and hand held.
60225
Yes, many, many times.  Caveat: they are gov't owned pharmacies or one's where I know the owner.  Also I get product in sealed foil packets usually, not loose pills from a bottle.
560991
Not if you ask first.  Some stores reuse them and some don't.  There are some business that pay to ahave them hauled off.  Just ask.
54654
It helps decide the optimum size for packages when you have different things that you want to pack. It's part of optimization.
364024
I think that is a very intelligent thing to do. I give away crap I'm done with all the time. Especially the ones that hum. I think all these people on here telling you you're cheap are really just jealous that they don't work with you.\n\nIt's better after the new plastic smell goes away anyway...
31531
If it was thicker there would be less on the roll and people would still use the same amount.  Also, if it was thicker and people used less, the manufacturer would make less money or the product would be more expensive.
482327
Yes because someone somewhere had to do the labor of creating the packaging, etc. What exactly are you asking?
156245
I work retail. It's to keep them from getting stolen. Lots of $$ has been lost from CD's and DVD's and such being stolen. But, it's sad that even cashiers have a hard time taking that plastic around them off. Some really struggle and they even have the device that's meant to help lol
491073
If the quality of your packaging is not too important to you, then I would suggest the shrinkwrap and a hair dryer with some double sided tape.  Otherwise, look through Ebay and see if you can find some cheaper solution to what you are currently using.
131991
I've never heard of wooden number boxes.  What are they used for?
7629
i worked for a doctor that had medical supplies that expired in the early 80's in his office that he would not let me throw away. (this was in 2001). he would also take the use latex gloves out of the biohazard bag, and put them back in the box to be reused. there are alot of other things, but i could be here all night. needless to say, i only worked there about 2 months, until i could find a new job.
478796
Well done.\nI did that once with a full cart.\nBut before leaving the store, I mixed a lot of items in the shelves...
354287
Yes, I agree there are some very strange cashiers about, I don't know how they ever got the job in the first place.I had a similar problem when I presented 12 bottles of vodka out of my shopping trolley, she wouldn't take the food stamps at all!!\nWho do they think they are??? It ruined my meal!!!
266440
oh no!  the old 'waddle over to the towel dispenser trick' and hold your breath that no one is coming.  \n\ni don't care HOW bad i have to go, i always check and make sure to grab something on the way in if i'm gonna run out of 'help'.
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I used one after my twins were born in the hospital and no thanks!  Never again!  I can't believe that anyone would ever want to use that, or try to bring it back!  It's disgusting and hard to use!  Maybe if your friend has bought them somewhere they are better, but what I used felt like I progressed backwards a few centuries.
392076
yep..that will do it. Use a circular motion over the tapes, it will wipe them clean.
187825
At one time Office Depot sold plastic box just for this purpose.  It may be kind of spendy though, depending on your purpose.  I've seen and used a shoe box.  Use wrapping paper to dress it up, cut a slot in the top and let the entries begin.