How to package compression fittings..?
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Is this a competition to whom gets the best and quickest response?
No. I think your responses will be more amusing and/or offensive, mine will hopefully be constructive
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wrap each in a single square of loo roll
sticky tape to stop unwrapping
Then put all in the corner of a shopping bag
rubber band / tie the bag so they can't move.
Drop in a jiffy bag and post.
Tape them to a piece of card also works well - but can leave them sticky.
Cutting out holes in a spare piece of Styrofoam or few layers of corrugated cardboard is another option
As these options give you a 'flat' package (but still over 25mm most likely)
sticky tape to stop unwrapping
Then put all in the corner of a shopping bag
rubber band / tie the bag so they can't move.
Drop in a jiffy bag and post.
Tape them to a piece of card also works well - but can leave them sticky.
Cutting out holes in a spare piece of Styrofoam or few layers of corrugated cardboard is another option
As these options give you a 'flat' package (but still over 25mm most likely)
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I'd just fold up some kitchen paper to about an inch width and wrap them up in that. If I recall correctly, the fittings I've bought in the past have just come in a small plastic bag, which I assume is mainly to protect the finish from being scratched.
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yeah, just wrap them in something and stick them in a jiffy bag
fittings I've bought in the past have just come in individual bags and then a shipping bag taped together without any bubble wrap at all, so a jiffy bag will be plenty
fittings I've bought in the past have just come in individual bags and then a shipping bag taped together without any bubble wrap at all, so a jiffy bag will be plenty