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Paper shredders are being widely used either in offices or private homes nowadays. The main purpose of using a paper shredder is to destroy unwanted and confidential documents, disks or plastic cards to protect our privacy and personal information. But have you ever been curious about who first came up the idea of inventing a paper shredder to shred documents? And have you ever thought about the history of the...

Watching piles of paper on the desk is a pain, and managing the clutter of documents will make you freak out.   Have you ever thought about how long you should keep your taxes, receipts, bank statements, and other essential documents? You may have thrown something away, and then you found them are important later on. Or you keep some documents for a rather long time but end up in...

Shredding your paper and document regularly is critical to saving sensitive information and keeping things confidential. For instance, some of the documents like financial statements, bills, worker files, marketing plans and delivery packages. It is prevalent that government offices, large corporation and small business use shredder to cut the paper into tiny pieces or strips, to make them unreadable and for recycling purposes. 1. Compliance with lawWe have the right...

Shredding private files keeps your information safe, but what happens to your documents after they’re shredded? For the company,they can send shredding paper pieces to the factory to make it recycle. But for the individual,it’s hard to send it to recycle.There are two reasons.One,small volumes of shreds are too messy for recycling centers;Two,small size makes them difficult to sort—especially if they’re cross-cut. Consider these facts: the average American creates about...