I learn SO much watching your packing videos and appreciate all you do! Of course I love your other videos with Candace too! You do get some good finds! You're both fun to watch!! Thanks for all you do!!
Plate Pack: one of the best tips I’ve seen and used for packing a stack of plates is to use a disposable styrofoam plate between each sold plate in the stack. The styrofoam plates work better then paper plates and conform to the plate shape better then cardboard scraps. The disposable plates come in a few sizes, so you can use them to fit dinner or smaller salad plates. 😉
I pack long stuff that may be oversize on it's own using the double hypotenuse, from lower left to upper right of box. The fill for the squarer box usually costs less than the over size cost for a long box.
Poster Pack: when I’m pushing the over length 22” surcharge, I like to put the second end flap fold at about 21,5”, rather then eyeball it because those thick end folds often add more space then a single wall fold and I hate to measure after, finding out I’m at 22 and change. I was surprised you didn’t measure and mark the second closure, before scoring. Right at 22” can be subjective and with USPS dinging us more lately, I don’t like to be too close. 😉
I worked at a Christian bookstore and would emboss several Bibles daily. It's just heated silver or gold foil. It comes right off with rubbing alcohol.
I found myself watching a packing video by someone else and I found myself saying NOOOOOO!!!!! OMG Lonnie would not pack it that way. Or I would not be happy receiving a package from them. LOL I find myself now when I am packing saying........Hmmmmmmm would Lonnie approve? 😂
With all the normal packing sounds, these videos are like ASMR videos for resellers 😂
I learn SO much watching your packing videos and appreciate all you do! Of course I love your other videos with Candace too! You do get some good finds! You're both fun to watch!! Thanks for all you do!!
Plate Pack: one of the best tips I’ve seen and used for packing a stack of plates is to use a disposable styrofoam plate between each sold plate in the stack. The styrofoam plates work better then paper plates and conform to the plate shape better then cardboard scraps. The disposable plates come in a few sizes, so you can use them to fit dinner or smaller salad plates. 😉
Watching these Vids are for me I would never have considered packing that way thanks Lonie for helping me
Whew, a couple of challenging ones there! Thanks for sharing.
Am I the only one who giggled when he said "bulging package"? 🤭🤭🤭
I pack long stuff that may be oversize on it's own using the double hypotenuse, from lower left to upper right of box. The fill for the squarer box usually costs less than the over size cost for a long box.
Poster Pack: when I’m pushing the over length 22” surcharge, I like to put the second end flap fold at about 21,5”, rather then eyeball it because those thick end folds often add more space then a single wall fold and I hate to measure after, finding out I’m at 22 and change. I was surprised you didn’t measure and mark the second closure, before scoring. Right at 22” can be subjective and with USPS dinging us more lately, I don’t like to be too close. 😉
I worked at a Christian bookstore and would emboss several Bibles daily. It's just heated silver or gold foil. It comes right off with rubbing alcohol.
Awesome video
very helpful video
I found myself watching a packing video by someone else and I found myself saying NOOOOOO!!!!!
OMG Lonnie would not pack it that way. Or I would not be happy receiving a package from them. LOL
I find myself now when I am packing saying........Hmmmmmmm would Lonnie approve? 😂
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