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Thinking about sending index cards for ttm.
Anyone know of a website that sells acid-free/lignin-free index cards?
Looking for either 3 in x 5 in or 4 in x 6 in cards in bulk, thanks!
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John91C wrote:Thinking about sending index cards for ttm.
Anyone know of a website that sells acid-free/lignin-free index cards?
Looking for either 3 in x 5 in or 4 in x 6 in cards in bulk, thanks!
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I've been sending index cards for years. I usually buy them in bulk at a stationary store like Staples.
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dobie516 wrote:I've been sending index cards for years. I usually buy them in bulk at a stationary store like Staples.

Are they acid-free? I know over time some auto's yellow due to the acidity of the paper, etc. Just want to make sure that doesn't happen. I know I can buy regular blank index cards anywhere but looking for the acid-free/lignin-free cards.
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John91C wrote:
dobie516 wrote:I've been sending index cards for years. I usually buy them in bulk at a stationary store like Staples.

Are they acid-free? I know over time some auto's yellow due to the acidity of the paper, etc. Just want to make sure that doesn't happen. I know I can buy regular blank index cards anywhere but looking for the acid-free/lignin-free cards.
Lol I did not now that there were "acid-free" ones.... this is concerning for my autos I have on them lol
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I've never looked for acid free ones myself, so it's hard to suggest one, but Googling "acid free index cards" comes up with a bunch of options.

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I never knew that there were acid free cards. I've never had any problems with my regular ones though.
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