Did you recycle it?
I had know clue who Hardware Restoration was so I went to their website. Want a real laugh? Read this Eco-Friendly bs they posted on their website about their catalogs.
http://www.restorationhardware.com/...ve&link=OurSourceBookSustainabilityInitiative
Probably as many as our new contract books will use.So how many trees died for those catalogs?
Probably as many as our new contract books will use.
And you likely won't get one. The folks you deliver to don't buy furniture, they rent furniture.What is this Restoration Hardware everyone is talking about? I deliver in the ghetto and have not had one yet.
And you likely won't get one. The folks you deliver to don't buy furniture, they rent furniture.
I had one, todayHaven't seen anymore catalogs this week....fingers crossed.
So, are you suggesting that The Great Upstate NYUPSer who has never made a mistake, follows all methods, is contract guru extraordinaire, recycling champion, and the best UPS employee ever falsely sheeted a stop? Sure sounds that way. Of course, since this is an anonymous forum and you are so discreet, know one will be the wiser. Keep up the good work either way.Truth be told---yes. DR FD. Cut off the plastic, tossed in recycling bin.
There was a story on the CBS morning news about all the RH catalogs. Showed piles of them stacked in apartment lobbies. All of the customers were complaining about getting them.
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