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10-Ream 500-Sheet Hammermill Copy Plus Printer Paper (8.5" x 11") Expired
$39
$75.99
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Staples has 10-Ream 500-Sheet Hammermill Copy Plus Printer Paper (8.5" x 11") on sale for $38.99 after applying promo code 56538. Shipping is free for select locations, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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Features:
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 for finding this deal.
Features:
- Paper weight: 20 lbs.; 50.8 lb. Text
- Sheet dimensions: 8.5" x 11" (US letter)
- Brightness rating: 92
- Smooth finish
- 5000 sheets per carton
- Acid Free
- Color: White
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Staples [staples.com] has 10-Ream 500-Sheet Hammermill Copy Plus Printer Paper (8.5" x 11") on sale for $45.99 - $7 w/ promo code 56538 = $38.99. Shipping is free.
Features as listed on Product Page:
Features as listed on Product Page:
- Paper weight: 20 lbs.; 50.8 lb. Text
- Sheet dimensions: 8.5" x 11" (US letter)
- Brightness rating: 92
- Smooth finish
- 5000 sheets per carton
- Acid Free
- Color: White
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| Product Name: | Hammermill Copy Plus 8.5" x 11" Copy Paper, |
| Product Description: | Keep a ream of Hammermill Copy Plus 8.5" x 11" copy paper ready for whenever you need to print a stack of forms or list of reports. Bring a high-quality look to official documents and office paperwork with this Hammermill Copy Plus copy paper. ColorLok technology prevents smudging and smears to keep each printout looking crisp, and the 20-pound paper weight is ideal for everyday use. This Hammermill Copy Plus copy paper comes with a 99.99 percent jam-free guarantee for effortless printing. Reliable multipurpose paper is perfect for everyday use Paper weight: 20 lbs.; 50.8 lb. Text Sheet dimensions: 8.5" x 11" (US letter) Brightness rating: 92 Smooth finish 5000 sheets per carton Acid Free Color: White FSC Certified HammerMill Copy Plus Copy Paper for Reliable Printingbr/Print images with vivid colors or create black-and-white documents with bold blacks for increased visibility using this HammerMill Copy Plus copy paper. Make sure every printer in the office has enough paper, as this item comes with 500 sheets per ream and 10 reams per carton. Utilizing ColorLok Technology, this paper dries quickly, so you can hand documents to clients without waiting a long time for the ink to dry, and the acid-free design preserves the contents of the paper, allowing you to store documents for later use. Made in the United States, this durable paper is designed to prevent paper jams, so you can avoid that dreaded "paper jam" notification on the display of your printer.br/br/ColorLok Technology Helps You Create Captivating, Sharp Printsbr/While this paper is suitable for use in inkjet and laser printers, the ColorLok technology improves picture quality when using an inkjet printer with pigmented inks. Print documents with bold blacks and vivid colors to create stunning presentations, and look like the star of the day when you hand a presentation to an important client. The fast drying time ensures none of the ink smears.br/br/99.99% Jam-Free Guarantee Provides Security Against Printer Jamsbr/Hold an office farewell party for pape |
| Product SKU: | 122374 |
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I still have four cases sitting against my wall, I think I go through a ream a year.
Yeah yeah I know I'm old. Now get off my lawn
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I still have four cases sitting against my wall, I think I go through a ream a year.
Yeah yeah I know I'm old. Now get off my lawn
Yup! lol Unfortunately for me, my water heater went kaput and soaked my box. I kept them off the ground for a reason, but now I'm back to looking for paper deals. 😣
ACtually an idea for those who are buying op deal, just post somewhere like Craigslist say paper wanted, then you probably get a better deal
"Oh man, remember when Staples was paying US to take their cases of paper? I made a whole fort out of cases of paper from Staples! Dang, I wish I'd bought more of it when I had a chance."
With that out of the way:
When the Staples loss-leaders disappeared and I finally used up all the reams I'd stockpiled, I needed to find the next best option. My local (Seattle) Costco sells "Natural Choice" multi-purpose paper for $39.99 every day (it has been creeping up...I think it was $27.99 when the Staples deals ended). I understand that "multi-purpose paper" can have widely varying quality. This "Natural Choice" paper doesn't mention its brightness anywhere on the package or the website. It does say that it's 20 lb paper, that it's 99.99% jam-free, that it's high opacity, and that it's made in-state (Longview, WA) using a process that gets twice as much paper from each tree, uses 47% less water, no chlorine, etc, etc.
If I can grab this any day from Costco (or even have it delivered), is there some reason for me to reach for the Hammermill deal instead? I know that name-brand laundry detergent and motor oil and dish soap and other products are often worth the higher price because they work better than no-name products, so is there something (other than the $1 price difference) that should encourage me to get the Hammermill? I do remember that Staples would run deals on "copy paper" and "multi-purpose paper" in both "Staples" brand and Hammermill, and I remember that some of the paper was brighter or seemed higher-quality.
For my use (printing out two-sided homework packets on a laser printer), the Natural Choice paper actually seems pretty decent. I haven't had any issues with jamming and it's plenty opaque. One minor oddity is that the apparent brightness of the sheets can vary a bit within the ream). Is the Hammermill more "premium" than the Natural Choice paper?
With discounts and everything else, I managed to get a box for $5 average price.
The problem was I had to buy like 20 boxes to get that price and paper is heavy.
I'm still finding boxes of paper I put in places and forgot about.
Question for you: Did the paper get brittle or yellow at all over this long time period, compared to a brand new box? Or is this only a problem once you take paper out of the ream where it gets exposed to direct or indirect sunlight?
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I have thrown out packs of paper because I have a lot of it still. I kept boxes in closets, in the basement and out in the garage and they are all still fine.
I'm sure if you store them in a damp environment where water can get into them then they would get ruined but mine are stored in a climate controlled dry area.