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Recommendations for a good paper shredder for personal use?


kimber181 asked:


Sorry I know this isn’t the right section to be asking but didn’t get any replies in consumers. I know this section is usually busy.
I need one, I have tons of personal papers, old pay stubs, old loans, credit reports, etc. that I need to get rid of. Don’t want to spend a fortune but dont want junk either. What would you suggest? Any that you think are better than others? Prices?

THAD
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  1. #1 by solo on February 2, 2010 - 4:33 am

    XAVIER

    I JUST got one from Office Depot that’s AWESOME!

    Ativa DQ61Mn (item #: 943668) less than $45

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  2. #2 by usaisthebestest on February 2, 2010 - 2:58 pm

    MASON

    I have a 10 page Aurora shredder I got from Wal-mart for $60. You can feed most anything threw it including unopened credit card junk mail. Anything under 8 pages is junk. Cross-cut is nice, but not really necessary for home use.

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  3. #3 by CC on February 4, 2010 - 8:29 pm

    WILBUR

    go to Costco, they have a Bulldog Shredder or a Fellows Shredder, I believe one or both of those is the name, there is a picture of a bull dog on the box, i love my shredder it’s fantastic

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  4. #4 by Shredguy on February 6, 2010 - 8:41 pm

    JIM

    Personal shredders are slow and overheat after limited use (not to mention the constant replacing). If you have a large volume of paper to shred you need a large shredder. Try a shredding service if you are interested in saving time, saving money, and increasing your security.

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