Whether moving to a new location, carrying your most cherished possessions or delivering important packages, cardboard boxes are always there. Robert Gair invented the cardboard box in 1871 and ...

Be honest: How many cardboard boxes do you have languishing down in the basement, stuffed up in the attic or flattened and tucked in a hall closet? After a move (or thanks to an insatiable Amazon ...

Most moving boxes are recyclable, but it all depends on what the boxes are made of and what they contain. Clean (as in dry and not covered in food waste) cardboard moving boxes are recyclable as long ...

According to the website Southern Living, every attic has a few forgotten boxes — the ones that were never unpacked after the ...

It’s the middle of the holiday season here in the U.S., that magical time between Thanksgiving and Christmas when stores are packed with bodies and porches are piled with packages. All those packages ...

There are two types of cardboard—corrugated and paperboard—and they can both be recycled. Corrugated cardboard is made of multiple layers to create a durable and strong packing material. Paperboard is ...

"I think I'll try this!" Woman demonstrates brilliant yard hack using old cardboard boxes: 'It works better than any method' ...

Mills that churn out cardboard are slashing production worldwide, a worrying sign that global trade is slowing down. North American companies that make the raw material for corrugated boxes shut down ...