Dina

Click on the "ordering" part of the menu in the top left corner. At least that worked for me.

Dina

gitlisgal

This is a good company and they have good blades, not seconds. I have traded with Mr. L P Sharp for many years and now I think that he has sold his name to a company . I put my old blades in an empty blade package and when I get enough I mail them in and get new blades in return for a small amount. Just check out the new blade cost at a shop and you will see how much you can save. But you need to keep your used blades separate by brand name.

meanmom

I just put my used blades back into the container they came in. I take a sharpie and put a big black X across the used ones. I use them to cut other stuff besides fabric, like paper, wallpaper, tool box liner etc. Eventually I tape it shut and throw it away. I will have to check the website out.
Jcrow I agree with you. SOme things you just need to buy good quality. My sister always buys the cheapest she can and then complains when it isn't good quality. I do have some things where I know I won't use it much or for very long and the cheap stuff is fine. But for most things I try to buy the best I can afford. I just feel that you mostly get what you paid for.

BeverlyJo

Thanks for sharing this website. I am going to make use of this. Great to be able to recycle the blades.

jaly3162

I recycle my old blades. If you look on the I telnet, there is a place where you can send them and they recycle them. They also sell blades,but I just buy new ones from JoAnn's with a coupon. I recycle things whenever I can.

Little Sue 4.9

Thank you for the link.

Auntie Em

Have already saved the site to My Favorites....thank you so much for the tip!!!

My time

Thank you for sharing this link.