Newsprint Packing Paper: 5.5 lbs of Uncoated, Unbleached, and Unwaxed Newsprint Paper, 31 x 21.5 Premium Quality

This saved me from going to random gas stations that still carry newspapers and diminishing their supplies which would have artificially inflated their sales numbers as I wasnt actually reading them I was using them for packing materials. So really this is also a solid financial tool for purveyors of the news as we will stop stealing stacks of their unneeded waste of paper for things like packing and bird cage liners. That way they will know people dont actually bu their paper for content.

Loved this packing paper and purchased twice for my move. The paper is nice and pretty heavy weight compared to others Ive found at both Uhaul and at the hardware store, and the size is generous allowing for wrapping a variety of sizes. This was perfect for packing up my kitchen - from serving utensils to cookware and appliances. Will be my go to next time.

Used to wrap dishes for packing.

I used this to wrap holiday decorations and am confident that the material will hold up. It’s thicker than tissue paper, but still easy to rip or crumple to what size and density you need it to be.

This packing paper is thick and perfect for packing the fragile items.

I packed my whole 3 bedroom apartment with this paper and had some left over. Its a lot of paper.

Excellent for lining my bird’s cage.

I do re selling and this is perfect for packaging orders. Price point was good and its sturdy and holds up well.

This newsprint was heavier than I was expecting, but it was great for wrapping items when we were packing to move. I would not recommend it for wrapping delicate glass items as it is a bit thick, but it does work really well for less delicate items.

These paper sheets Are very thick and durable. A nice supply comes in the one package. They do the job. Much thicker than a newspaper. So you don’t need to use as many sheets when you’re wrapping your favorite wine glasses. I prefer them to newspaper as they don’t leave newsprint all over my fingers when I’m using them.