I sent them in an invitation envelope, not sealed but tucked under, hand addressed in red, with a two line return address sticker on the back and a real stamp.I hold down a full time job, so it has been quite busy and challenging for me to call them all back, frankly.

Not business size, It should be in an invitation size envelope with the back flap tucked in instead of being glued shut, no return address on the outside of the envelope, they have to think the letter is from aunt Grace or someone they know.

Two ways to accomplish this..1 - Tuck the flap in and print your address on the flap so it is seen while tucked.2 - Use a avery 30 up label and seal the flap with that.

Needed a new roof, siding and it was tucked behind two other homes not well kept.

If it is tucked away it may be hard to generate interest from people for any use. 

The charcoal grill is tucked around the corner, which guests can take out if they're so inclined, but they have to provide their own charcoal. 

I suspect the days before the ceiling downstairs started to come down there was some larger event likely showers with the curtain not tucked in at all.

Instead, I wish I knew 3 people who all bought a turnkey and found a pot of gold tucked away in the basement, or something like that...

So asking as there contraban was tucked away they would be fine.

Cameras that look like real cameras but are really just plastic inside and have a wire that you tuck inside the siding to make it look real.