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What could you use instead of cardboard?
Do you really need cardboard? What can you use Instead of cardboard? Does it decompse? If so how long does it take to decompse?
Materials for making cardboard egg crates?
I suggest the use of cardboard to make cardboard egg crates.
What is the best tape to use for cardboard projects?
The best tape to use for cardboard projects is duct tape. It is strong, durable, and sticks well to cardboard surfaces, making it ideal for securing and reinforcing cardboard structures.
How do you stick a piece of cardboard to cardboard?
use tape ore glue you person :-) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you use the cardboard to cook frozen pizza?
no,of course not,its pizza, not cardboard pizza
What is the relationship between squirrels and cardboard?
the relationship between squirrels and cardboard is that squirrels play and bite it. the cardboard is a toy for the squirrels, they can also use the cardboard as shelters.
What is the construction cost per square foot in Orlando Florida?
use cardboard its cheaper use cardboard its cheaper
Can you make a RC plane out of cardboard?
You could not make it with entirely cardboard, but you could use it for wings if you wanted to.
Why do people use cardboard?
to pack stuff
How do you do a school out of cardboard?
you can use an adult for help
Can you make a bowl out of cardboard?
Yes, you can make a bowl out of cardboard by cutting and shaping the material into a bowl form. To enhance durability, you can layer the cardboard or use a waterproof sealant. Alternatively, you can also use a mold to shape the cardboard while it dries. However, keep in mind that cardboard may not hold up well with liquids unless properly treated.
Why is it not a good idea to use cardboard to store things in?
It is not a good idea to use cardboard to store things in because cardboard attracts moisture if the area is damp, even a basement floor that appears dry could be slightly damp resulting in moisture collecting under the cardboard and give mold.
