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Reduce stress at the office by keeping these supplies on hand

Have you ever found yourself in the middle of a project and then realize that you need something that you ran out of last month, meant to replace, but kept putting it off? Take staples for example. As you finish putting together a packet for the new hire, you reach for your stapler and discover that it’s empty. That’s okay, there’s a whole box of sta… wah, wah, you used the last of the box a month ago and forgot to stop to get more. Worry no more! While this list doesn’t include staples (consider this your reminder), it does include a random assortment of things you didn’t know you needed, that is, until you do!

Whatever your packing needs, you’ll reach for this tape again and again (which is fine because you’ll have six spare rolls on hand). It is ideal for heavy boxes, adheres instantly, and is strong and durable. This high-performance tape is approximately 1.88 inches wide and the inside core is 3 inches in diameter (which fits all standard tape dispensers), and it meets all USA postal regulations for standard package shipping.
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THUD! “What on earth was that sound?” you wonder. You look across the office and your coworker Janet’s chair cylinder has given out. She can’t very well work with her seat in that position all day but there’s no time to run to the store with that big pitch only a couple of hours away. That’s when you remember that your quest to stock up on office supplies includes a replacement chair cylinder. Whew! This set comes with everything you need including step-by-step instructions, removal tools, gloves, and a new cylinder. This lift is compatible with most popular office chair brands, and won’t let you down (pun intended)!
This set is perfect for labeling jars at the office. Is there a jar that holds size 0.5 mm pencil leads and another jar that looks similar but holds size 0.7 mm pencil leads? These labels provide a fantastic way to prevent mix-ups. They are also useful in the break room for things like regular and decaf coffee. This set has you covered for all your labeling needs as it contains labels, string, stickers, and even includes a chalk pen.
Disposable coffee filters are so convenient! You can just toss them in the garbage (make sure they’re unbleached and biodegradable) for a fuss-free cleanup. When the morning rush is underway it’s so easy to grab the last coffee filter and completely forget about it, well, until you go to make coffee the next morning. If you have this filter as a backup the office will never be without that ultra-important morning pot of coffee again (unless, of course, you run out of the coffee). This filter features a non-slip silicone ring, is easy to clean, and fits most coffee makers.
Mop heads can get super gross after cleaning the floors at work just and these replacement pads really come in handy when it’s time to replace or upgrade the existing pads. These high-quality replacement pads work on any kind of flooring and are great for both wet mopping and dusting, ensuring sparkling clean floors every time. They are machine washable and come in a pack of four, so there will always be a clean pad at the ready!

With the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to forget to stop at the store on the way home from work to grab those office supplies you are running low on. With a little bit of planning, your job can be so much easier. Being organized reduces stress, improves sleep, increases productivity, and gives you an overall sense of well-being. When you’re not always running out of supplies you need at the office, things are just a little bit more manageable.

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