cedarssaunas wrote:Some of the country is the success of the first "Forever time stamps. A first class stamp can be bought at reasonable prices today and used well. First in a series of social consciousness of the USPS. Each of the 16 stamps on the sheet offers low and no cost tips for saving energy and natural resources. And the predominant color is green.

rafaelgar12 wrote:I'm in Brazil, and I'd like to send a SASE... and that would be a 5x7 picture printed in professional picture paper in a 6x9 envelope... I'd like to know how many of those forever stamps I should send on that SASE, please! I tried to calculate it on USPS but I'm afraid I made some mistake so I'd like to be sure in order to be almost sure I'll receive an auto! thanks in advance

Paigey012 wrote:

-Lil1- wrote:

Paigey012 wrote:I have reused unused stamps before to

Me too!
We have a little team going on here!

I've learnt a technique that if you boil the kettle, at the end after it clicks (When all the steam comes out)
Put the envelope with the unused stamps ontop of the pouring hole,
not too close though, and wait till it goes flimsy. Then they just peel off!

Thats exactly what I do

This is so hilarious!!!

Paigey, great minds think alike!
-Lil1-

-Lil1- wrote:

Paigey012 wrote:I have reused unused stamps before to

Me too!
We have a little team going on here!

I've learnt a technique that if you boil the kettle, at the end after it clicks (When all the steam comes out)
Put the envelope with the unused stamps ontop of the pouring hole,
not too close though, and wait till it goes flimsy. Then they just peel off!

Thats exactly what I do

Paigey012 wrote:I have reused unused stamps before to

Me too!
We have a little team going on here!

I've learnt a technique that if you boil the kettle, at the end after it clicks (When all the steam comes out)
Put the envelope with the unused stamps ontop of the pouring hole,
not too close though, and wait till it goes flimsy. Then they just peel off!

-Lil1-