Letter Chopper (Aug, 1935)
Filed under: Origins — @ 2:03 am
Source: Science And Mechanics ( More articles from this issue )
Issue: Aug, 1935
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Source: Science And Mechanics ( More articles from this issue )
Issue: Aug, 1935
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Unless you want someone to reconstruct your letter a few decades later, you’re still probably better burning your documents. Just ask the Stasi.
Letter Chopper
DON’T burn old papers now, but turn them into fine shreds, which nobody-can put together and read. That is now the German way of disposing of documents past their usefulness; a large manufacturer has produced the motor-driven machine above.
shred, burn the shreddings, soak in water and stir. Do it right and even CSI cannot recover what was on the paper.
Comment by Bob — January 26, 2008 @ 6:33 am
a: An episode of Futurama had official documents shredded, blended, mulched, then converted back into blank paper.
Commendable recycling except the documents are destroyed without ever being read.
2: Despite the existance of shredders, tons of incriminating documents remain revealing the details of the Holocaust.
c: The photo decription refers to the photo not shown.
Comment by jayessell — January 26, 2008 @ 10:45 am