Wrap it up.
In an increasingly digital world, an actual piece of paper can be something special. Chances are, if you go out of your way to take a photo off of your phone and actually manifest it into the world in a way that you can hold in your hand, that photo is probably something special. This isn’t the 90s when everybody had shoeboxes of terrible photos lying around.
All of the above is basically true about non-photo items, too. Think important papers, a family recipe, that sort of thing. If it’s important enough to keep, there’s a decent chance that it’s important enough to laminate.
This versatile desktop laminator gives you everything you need to not only laminate, but to trim edges, round corners, crop down sizes, and more. These are the little features that’ll take your lamination work from amateurish to suspiciously professional. (You don’t have to tell grandma that you had her meatball recipe professionally restored and protected, but it’s okay if you let her think that.)
This is also great for making labels, creating place settings, protecting the paper instructions in particularly contentious board games—you name it.
Protect your paper, everybody. It’s a better way to live.
