Paper Shredder (home).

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for anyone still interested
Morrisons have an own brand cross cut shredder marked at £18 goes through the till at £6

Dosnt have to last long to be good value at £6

Robisere

rmg1 wrote: »

I bought a couple of gerbils and anything that needs shredding goes to them (good luck putting anything back together after they've had it for 10 minutes).

They also make good pets for my daughter.

Please do not put any printed/colored shredded paper in with small animals! Print and colored ink can upset their digestion if they chew it.

Le_Kirk

You joined up to resurrect a year old thread to push your own shredders. When you signed up, did you read the forum rules. I have marked your post as ......:spam:

bluesnake

Bucket of hot water + paper + electric drill + paint or plaster stirrer

Soak paper in hot water for an hour then stir.


These people use bleach?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1CZC0TgvNI

Biggles

bluesnake wrote: »

Bucket of hot water + paper + electric drill + paint or plaster stirrer

After 14 months, I think the OP has sorted his problem out by now...

John_Gray

I suspect that anyone in this thread who wanted a shedder will have bought one in the ten months since the previous post...

DoaM

goyumshredder wrote: »

:spam:

You know what to do.

Robisere

This is what I bought, 6 years ago and it still works perfectly. It is till the same now.



http://!!!!!!!.com/y7r6p5ab
Whichever shredder you use, I advise after many 100's of sheets have gone through, take a clean sheet of paper and spread a SMALL amount of vegetable oil (NOT machine oil, engine oil or anything but vegetable oil, along the bottom of the paper, then feed it through. This lubricates the Rollers and cutters. DO NOT feed any paper with glue or adhesive through the shredder: it tangles up the rollers and cutters, which begin to slip.

debitcardmayhem

Robisere wrote: »

This is what I bought, 6 years ago and it still works perfectly. It is till the same now.



http://!!!!!!!.com/y7r6p5ab
Whichever shredder you use, I advise after many 100's of sheets have gone through, take a clean sheet of paper and spread a SMALL amount of vegetable oil (NOT machine oil, engine oil or anything but vegetable oil, along the bottom of the paper, then feed it through. This lubricates the Rollers and cutters. DO NOT feed any paper with glue or adhesive through the shredder: it tangles up the rollers and cutters, which begin to slip.

15 months on from the last meaningful post, and then your link is mangled:D

that

Mojisola wrote: »

If a fire isn't possible, think back to making papier mache when you were kid - tear up the paper, soak it for a few hours, mash then squeeze into lumps.

paddle mixer an your electric drill https://www.screwfix.com/p/paddle-mixer-5-x-600mm/61021