Cardboard boxes for packing up and moving

Mupette

I wonder where i could get some for free or for little price possible..

any advice

jexygirl

2 ways... move yourself and collect and dispose of the boxes yourself or pay a company and they bring and take them away.
if you use a company they provide boxes and wardrobe boxes that you move the stuff into and return, not cheap but is there a price on sanity when you move! (ive moved 22 times and im 37!)
Otherwise boxes from supermarkets that you need to get rid of (or sit in your garden for months after you spent months gathering them / not packing as you had no boxes)
The wardrobe boxes are worth every penny imho.

jackieglasgow

Try freegle, I know at least one OSer who got rid of theirs this way.

daska

freegle, high street shops such as monsoon, macdonalds (chip boxes)

Emm-in-a-pickle

The fruit boxes used by all supermarkets are great for stacking, can`t fill them with too much heavy stuff, but for books, and stuff they`re ideal. Stack & unpack at your leisure, and they`re corrugated cardboard so can go in the`green` bin. Lidl and Aldi nearly always have them if you ask.

beccam

If you have any friends who work in hospitals/nursing homes.

I'm always getting boxes for friends as we have so many to be disposed of at work, just be aware that you may be carrying boxes with "incontinence pads" printed on the side!:rotfl:

GemmaBuckle

Keep an eye out for neighbours moving into your street - they will often be pleased to be able to get rid of their boxes by passing them on to you!

far2812

local pet store - pets at home always give me loads

Butterfly_Brain

Local Co-op or try your local school talk to the site agent they usually have lots of boxes

missychrissy

Ask on freecycle - I've often seen requests on there.

Mupette

Thanks every one for the help