Use Your Office Binding Machine

I know, 40+ pages really sucks up the ink cartridges (I tried it), so you want to make sure you that your printed copies last as long as possible. I use a spiral office binding machine. You'd be surprised - your office might have a binding machine in storage. Most businesses accumulate quite a collection of various ways to bind things.

You can also find someone who has a binding machine and ask if you can borrow it, or check your local copy shops. But here are some other ideas to preserve and bind the Fast Guide:

Use a 3-ring Binder

A good old 3 ring binder should do the trick. It can hold all the pages, and it comes with a durable cover, the binder itself.

Get plastic sleeves

One of my list members said she put the pages back-to-back in plastic sleeves - now that's organization! And it means that the Fast Guide will act like a real book.

Use Bristol paper

If you get some of that 60# bristol and print the manual out on it, the pages will hold up for a long time. Regular printer paper is too flimsy for kitchen use. And bristol comes in lots of pretty colors! You can mix and match! I love office supplies.

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