Or just hide in your cardboard box, like this cat.
Whether you’re getting packages delivered or recently moved, you may have an influx of cardboard boxes laying around your house.
Although they make a great (and free!) cat toy, how can you get rid of them responsibly? We’ve had a few readers ask this very question via email, and are sharing the answer with you today for Where Can I Wednesday.
Readers, do you have any other uses for cardboard boxes? Tell us in the comments.
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