Copy Paper Commercial - Very Funny!

That thing would not make sharp clear copies at that distance. Maybe he is amazed by how much paper she has wasted.

The Skinny on Chlorine Free Papers

Our Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) papers have been bleached without any chlorine - or have not been bleached at all. All of our cotton papers, for example, are TCF.

Another common bleaching process in the paper industry is Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF), which is a bleaching agent that utilizes a pollution prevention technology to eliminate persistent, bioaccumulative toxic substances in mill waste-water. The bleaching agent is a derivative of chlorine called chlorine dioxide, which is less harmful to the environment than elemental chlorine. What this ensures is an environmentally safe method to bleach the paper without the harmful chemical effects of chlorine.

For more information on Chlorine Free paper, please visit this informative website: http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/Paper/ChlorineFree/Default.htm

How Much Paper Is There In One Tree?

How many pieces of paper will one tree make?

It depends on the size of the tree. According to the Boise Cascade Corporation a cord of wood measuring 4 feet by 4 feet by 8 feet—or 128 cubic feet—produces 90,000 sheets of bond-quality paper or 2,700 copies of a 35-page newspaper.