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Shredding Scissors by Evan Orensten
With the rise in identity theft and the unrelenting solicitation from credit card companies it makes sense to shred all of the offers that hit your mailbox. Power shredders don't make the cut for the most attractive items in the house (there's an opportunity), take up a lot of space, and use electricity. These Japanese shredding scissors provide an inexspensive (under $20) and green solution to the problem. They are handy for light shredding needs at the office or all those times you wish you had some home made confetti.
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This entry posted on 06 June 2006 at
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