Be honest: How many cardboard boxes do you have languishing down in the basement, stuffed up in the attic or flattened and tucked in a hall closet? After a move (or thanks to an insatiable Amazon ...

Every attic has a few boxes stashed away—the ones you never got around to unpacking after the last move, Grandpa's coin collection, and the old toys your parents shipped to you "because the grandkids ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. It’s common to store excess clothing or shoes in cardboard boxes (to make more room in your ...

While it’s often a slippery slope to hang on to items because they might be useful, I try to find ways to repurpose them before I trash or recycle them. One of the best ways I’ve found to reuse things ...

Since Albert Jones filed his U.S. patent for corrugated paper packing material in 1871, cardboard products have played the cart to globalization's horse. Cheaper and lighter than a crate and more ...