So when the boss said we are going to take 70 recycled, cut-up, T-Shirt rags and stuff them into little 10lb bags, I wasn't sure the boss thought this one through.

I figured it out though. We jump from the tops of staircases, forklifts, pallet racks—any place high. We get those rags in those bags no matter what it takes. We are dedicated...and a little nuts.

When we are done packing and jumping, you end up with 1000 pounds of recycled t-shirt rags to handle all your bulk rag needs.

Buying rags by the pallet saves money and space. We compress the rags in a bag so they take less space than they do in a box. Also you aren't paying for boxes which means you get more rags for less money. This really is a no brainer!!

I almost forgot to mention, we use anti-slip bags so they stay in place on a pallet, no sliding off. We think of everything! Well almost everything...if only I would have remembered to put on deodorant this morning my coworkers would be a lot happier.