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SCoach · 05-08-09, 07:07

With the current emphasis on being green, styrofoam packing peanuts are a pretty harsh way to pack generally durable goods. I realize that peanuts are excellent for energy absorption and quite inexpensive, but I have to think there are better ways to doing it.

I have an order coming next week to AG, and honestly, I'd pay an extra $1 in shipping for a more responsible packing method.

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SCoach Registered User SCoach is offline Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 281	Re: 9.75/10 for autogeek With the current emphasis on being green, styrofoam packing peanuts are a pretty harsh way to pack generally durable goods. I realize that peanuts are excellent for energy absorption and quite inexpensive, but I have to think there are better ways to doing it. I have an order coming next week to AG, and honestly, I'd pay an extra $1 in shipping for a more responsible packing method. __________________ 1991 Range Rover Black on Tan (gotta submit to the before and after contest) 2002 Subaru WRX Midnight Blue Pearl