If you collect special edition games, figurines, and the like, do you keep the cardboard boxes they all come in? ​:peachcat_think:​

Should I get rid of my own boxes to free up space?
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@RehnyNytes256 if you have enough space to keep them, then keep them. Especially if you move a lot like I do. That being said, I am running out of space. I might have to toss the cardboard and put the product boxes themselves in totes instead. I'm definitely not getting rid of my monitor or console boxes though, that's for sure.

@RehnyNytes256 like I said, I move a lot, and those are the last things I want to get destroyed. They were very expensive. If I have a piece of hair break off of a $30 figure it isn't the end of the world, can just glue it back on. Definitely keeping the box for my massive bunny suit nagatoro though that one was also hella expensive.

@RehnyNytes256 I have a lot of boxes under my bed. You can give that a shot if you've got room.

@beardalaxy@gameliberty.club I already broke down the box of my collector edition switch and a few other game boxes and ussed the cardboard as interior drawer covers. ​:ablobcatwrite7:​

@beardalaxy@gameliberty.club but it was so painful to do! ​:uogh_Lyric:​ I was wrestling with the idea for awhile, and I thought turning them into an art project is a way to "keep" them without them taking up sapce.

@RehnyNytes256 @beardalaxy I think I'd keep the nintendo boxes in case I had to ship the hardware for repair tee bee eich
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