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How do you dispose of personal letters?

Burning. You can use a furnace to destroy large amounts of paper documents. Cutting and punching. Sometimes you may need to destroy a small amount of paper. Use water. Hire a disposal company.

How do you dispose of personal documents?

Burning. You can use a furnace to destroy large amounts of paper documents. Cutting and punching. Sometimes you may need to destroy a small amount of paper. Use water. Hire a disposal company.

Is it safe to throw away old bills?

Don't just toss junk mail, bills or financial statements in the trash or recycling bin. Some of it should be shredded to prevent identity theft. For this reason, buying a paper shredder to destroy documents that contain sensitive information could be a wise investment.

How do you dispose of old mail?

True junk mail shouldn't have any personal information other than your name and address. Throw it in with your paper recycling. As for old documents that may have compromising information, shred them. You can buy a perfectly serviceable diamond cut shredder for under $100.

How do I get rid of old emails without shredding?

If you soak your documents in water, you'll typically render them impossible to read. You can rip them up a little, drop them in a bucket or a trash bag, and just set the hose on them. They will become so soggy that they'll stick together and fall apart if you pick them up.

How do you dispose of personal documents without a shredder?

1 Shred Them by Hand. 2 Burn Them. 3 Add Them to Your Compost. 4 Use Multi-Cut Scissors. 5 Soak Them in Water. 6 Wait for a Local Shred Day. 7 Use a Local Paper Shredding Service.

Where can I shred personal documents for free?

With shredding services available at The UPS Store locations nationwide, you can get rid of your personal and business documents using one of the leading document destruction vendors, Iron Mountain®. Shred your items to help protect yourself and your business from identity theft.

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