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A lot of houses used paper records and folders to store them in. The folders would often use ring binds that required the papers to be hole punched.
by oarsinsync 3y ago
A lot of houses used paper records and folders to store them in. The folders would often use ring binds that required the papers to be hole punched.
- b112 3y agoSure, agree completely, although I wonder why you believe I may not know that? Yet lots of houses bought pre-punched paper, or just didn't use ring binders. The 18% is just a throw out number, and the concept is a joke, yet... I'm sure there was some increase in hole punch purchases. Because... I bought one as a kid, after getting tired of cutting a ragged hole with scissors.
- dhosek 3y agoThe only pre-punched paper we had when I was a kid was the notebook paper that was a required purchase on the school supply list. I remember using that as a template for punching holes in paper with a hole punch (since the fancy three-hole punch was something that only existed in the admin wing of our high school).