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When we press sublimation items we press them on top of plain paper so the ink doesnt get into the press OR the silicon sheet (as we have had transferrence before) it always seems a terrible waste of paper. Anyone do anything different?

I use greaseproof paper as it's quite cheap.

paper at .6p a sheet is a heap cheaper than replacing a shirt!

i use plain photocopying paper and then greaseproof baking paper on top of that

I buy A3 packs from Xpres....saying that they last me forever.

The waste perspective was from the saving the planet view. I have started to actively seperate anything that can be recycled but it just seemed a tad wasteful (hark at me turning all swampy)
Thanks guys

i recycle greaseproof as a liner for the grillpan, or the microwave turntable, and have used it for cake liner before (was a chocolate cake - no no colour issues lol)