Newsprint Paper 25 Lbs of 24" X 36" Packing Paper Bundles Moving Shipping Fill by Valuemailers

I have a large flight cage and this paper is the perfect fit for the tray. Before trying this paper it was a nightmare trying to get roll paper to not curl, cut it the right size, etc. Though many use newspaper in the bottom of their bird cages, the ink can be toxic if the birds chew the paper up. Parakeets chew everything.This paper is perfect because it has no "memory" - no curling, no creases - lay the sheet down, it stays flat. Thick enough to catch waste, thin enough to easily fold over and dispose of during cleaning.Best of all, compared to any other purchased lining paper, this is cheap. With the huge number of sheets I can switch it out everyday and have enough from a single order to last over a year.

Perfect size and thickness. Great value and price.

Arrived on time and well packaged. Works great for packing boxes for moving as a space filler or divider and to protect glassware. There was enough to pack up 6 rooms (i.e. living room, office, bed rooms, etc.) and we only used about half of the pack.Disclaimer: in the kitchen we used foam for lining boxes, in between plates and to fill empty space in large decorative glassware so that did eliminate some use of the packing paper.Hope this helps.

Good quality paper. A mix of different textures, finishes and weights-which was okay for what I was using it for. Would have given this 5 stars except for the fact that I had to SIGN FOR THIS from UPS. Had to be home to sign for packing paper? Signature required by seller? Ludicrous.

Not what I was expecting. I expected the paper to be the actual paper type that newspapers are printed on - soft, a bit rough, easy to tear and crush. I wanted it to pack antique crystal stemware. This is more like the "packing paper" that isn't labeled as newsprint. It's smooth, firmer than newsprint, and doesn't tear as easily. Don't get me wrong - it's a good value, is comparable to the other "packing paper" I purchased here and is great for "crush."It's just not what I consider newsprint, which I will now have to order. Unless I am confused - this could be considered "newsprint" if you are printing Sunday supplements, magazines and sales fliers,

Lots of uses, but I use mine for my Parrots cage and too the floor. I have a white lino floor in my kitchen and I absolutely hate the newspaper for making my floor black constantly. It reminds me of when I was a child and we would walk barefoot on the floor and first thing in the morning after washing our face with a wash cloth passed around was the feet next. So imagine how I felt when my mother would come over and chew me about my floors being black from the newspaper. No more, those days are done. I love this paper. I'm a seller on two sites and I can use this for packing, I can also use it for other things and moving need be - seems someone I know is always moving. I don't believe in that. I like to stay put. If you have kids, or a daycare like I had at one time, you could use this paper for coloring or finger painting. I just can't say how pleased I am with it. But the floors and cage are what I bought mine for and will continue. I'm so glad I tried these and so glad that I found great reviews to do so as well. Thanks for the tip reviewers !

Perfect for what I wanted!! Yes, you'll get 3-4 sheets heavy rough paper, then 3-4 sheet thinner 'slick' paper.... but it all works! I'm using it for cushioning, the first fine crystal wrap (followed by bubble...) great for stuff that doesn't need bubble wrap, but needs to be wrapped. Am thinking about how to use all the leftovers for creative endeavors after the move.. :)

Our large aviary bird cage bottom gets lined with this paper. The size offers good coverage as a cage liner and makes changing cage bottom liners fairly easy as it only takes 2 sheets to fully cover bottom of the bird cage/aviary without cutting it to fit