Consider the plight of a parent who tries to free a new toy from packaging without a complete tool box of cutters and screwdrivers. Now consider that the child is in the back seat of the car in the lot where the toy was just purchased and wants to play with the item. How is that going to end?
Or have you tried to open a package of light bulbs lately? I wonder what would have happened had I actually been in the dark?
Why do I need a college degree in difficult packaging to obtain access to the products I purchased?
How much money and how many resources could we save by eliminating excessive packaging?
Just think of the ease of cardboard over polystyrene.
I bought some new razors the other day and found out that they were more secure than all of the gold in Fort Knox.
Wow.
Check it out--too much packaging equals a lot of frustration. And the really sad part is that it all just goes into the recycling bin to help do it all over again.
-- Bob Doan, Elkridge, MD
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