Receiving and Reusing an Envelope:
- When you receive your envelope, try to open carefully without tearing or destroying it. If you use a letter opener to open the letter across one side or straight across the top, they will have nice straight edges and will be more reusable.
- You may take top view digital photographs of the front and back sides of the envelope for documentation as explained below. This is optional.
- Strike off the sender’s and the receiver’s name and replace them with the new names.
- You can write down the sender’s and receiver’s name using a piece of recycled paper and fix it onto the address bar of the reused envelope with the help of glue or adhesive tape.
- Take the rubber stamp and dab it on to the ink pad and make an impression of To find out how… www.you-can-reuse-this-envelope-again.blogspot.com on the recycled envelope in a area that will be noticed by the receiver. Preferably back and front of the reused envelope.
- Create more top-view photographs of the front and back of the newly recycled envelope.
- Finally, upload the photos of the before and after images of the reused envelope to: www.you-can-reuse-this-envelope-again.blogspot.com
- Please note that the Blog is free to access for all. Follow instructions on the Blog regarding how to upload the images. If you have any difficulty in doing so, please feel free to forward your images to my personal email ID at: baptistc27 [a] rediffmail.com I will post them onto the Blog and credit the sender.
- Please note, images of the above steps will be posted soon.
Sending a Reused Envelope:
- When sending a letter or note by post or courier you can prompt the receiver to reuse the sent envelope by simply using the rubber stamp to make an impression of the words; To find out how… www.you-can-reuse-this-envelope-again.blogspot.com onto the recycled envelope. Preferably stamp the back and front of the envelope where it will be noticed.
- Take top-view photographs of the front and back of envelope that you are sending.
- Finally, upload the digital images of the envelope to: www.you-can-reuse-this-envelope-again.blogspot.com
- Please note that the Blog is free to access for all. Follow instructions on the blog regarding how to upload images. If you have any difficulty in doing so, please feel free to forward images of the envelopes to my personal email ID: baptistc27 [a] rediffmail.com I will post them on the Blog and credit the sender.
- Please note, images of the above steps will be posted soon.
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