Should you keep your DVD cases?

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Toss them or donate them. BUT. If you have a favorite collector’s edition movie, season box set, or Disney movies (which might still have good resale value), you can still keep them with cases intact. I’ll show you how to organize those DVDs too!

What can you do with empty movie cases?

9 things you can do with an old DVD case. Actual, non-terrible ideas

A FIRST AID KIT!
A PENCIL CASE AND COLOURING PAD!
A BOARD GAME!
A TABLET STAND!
A PHOTO WALL!
A CHESS SET!
A LUNCH BOX!
TRAVEL LEGO BOARD!

How should I organize my DVD collection?

As a rule, the newest DVD should be added at the start of the collection, although some would claim it belongs at the end until it’s been watched. This method is great for decluttering too, as the films at the end of your collection will be the ones you don’t watch anymore (i.e. those you should sell first).

How do I organize my DVD binders?

here’s a roundup of good-looking binders….

Gather all your DVDs in one place, and figure out a rudimentary organizational method.
Place the disc sheets in the binder, and start arranging the discs by category.
Make disc labels.
Deal with the DVD inserts.
Decide on a binder label method.
Create your spine labels.

Should I throw away movie cases?

YES, you can recycle them. Your CD and DVD cases are not entirely useless. Even though they come classified as type 6 plastic material, you can still recycle them. Many recycling centers collect them and make them into new plastics.

Can DVD cases go in recycling bin?

It is recyclable if manufacturers can get it in large quantities. Some DVDs contain trace amounts of aluminum and gold, both of which are highly recyclable. DVD cases (which may be called jewel cases if they contained discs intended for data storage) are easier candidates for recycling.

Can DVD cases go in plastic recycling?

Your CD and DVD cases are not entirely useless. Even though they come classified as type 6 plastic material, you can still recycle them. Many recycling centers collect them and make them into new plastics. So, relax, you don’t need to contribute to environmental pollution.

How much do DVD cases cost?

A generic CD or DVD case costs about 30 cents per plastic DVD case when it is ordered in bulk. The retail price of Amazon’s paper CD/DVD sleeves is 3 cents each, while its plastic jewel cases are 15 cents each and its plastic DVD cases are 25 cents each.