[ SECRET POST #2798 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2798 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Stupidity, thy name is anon

[(Anonymous)]

I thought about this as well, before the wet spot happened! To prevent tampering you rip off a part of the top flaps when you open the box for the first time, so it's evident when it has been openend. Now there's a bit of space between the flaps, though, which I intended to cover with lots of tape and plastic wrap, maybe.

Do you know if any plastic wrap works (say, the one from the kitchen), or is that some kind of special moving plastic wrap?

Re: Stupidity, thy name is anon

[solticisekf]

The kitchen one works too. I think softer plastic wraps are better. By the way, they use simillar wraps for suitcases in airports - only they have bigger rolls and use a rotating machine.

I had post delivered with boxes wraped in a bubble sheet on the outside, then in a plastic wrap, then in a scotch tape.)

Re: Stupidity, thy name is anon

[solticisekf]

In airports they use a soft, scretchy thin plastic wraps. Kitchen ones work - my friend uses them for his bag all the time. You can also make handles with the tape.