Finally! A housing plan!

I just tried it & the site was down.

yep the site is down......

You can get free cardboard boxes at the local liquor store.

oh man, time to build ninja forts again!

I used the local Freecycle to get rid of boxes after my last move. I'd imagine Craigslist would work too.

I don't think I ever throw cardboard boxes away. I usually just flatten 'em and store 'em for later. Or use them for storage or shipping. The best kind of recycling is direct recycling--no energy usage, no waste.

@chiieddy: That works here in WA, at least. Michigan didn't have state-run liquor stores, though. I had a tough time getting boxes there. Most grocery stores crushed them so if you weren't there at 6 am when they did stocking there were usually none to be had. They also told me they no longer gave away egg boxes due to salmonella concerns.

Remove the www from the URL:
[freecardboardboxes.com]

Space Ghost: Well, here's some boxes. Let's break those down so that they'll store properly.

Zorak: That's boring!

Space Ghost: You don't know from fun. This is responsible!

@Ash78:
I have more empty, flattened cardboard boxes than I need, probably - for the same reasons as you. But, also for me is using them for moving, every 3-5 years. I suppose I'll probably hang onto a bunch until I buy a house.

Now, if only people in my apartment garage would use extra cardboard for oil drips, our garage may not look like a sh*thole.