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I'm not a anally retentive recycler, but I agree with the general concept. I put the recycling in that bin and anything else goes into the normal bin.
However, I think when I go to Coles and buy loads of shopping, it would be nice if people didn't give me shit for not using the Hessian bags they sell, and using plastic bags.
You see...the large bags we use for the main bin in the kitchen and bathroom (that's RECYCLING you see) and the small blue bags are used in the toilets and for office garbage (that's RECYCLING you see).
BUT and this is a biggie, the bags they are using at Coles are getting crappier and crappier, thinner and thinner. So soon we will probably use the hessian bags. And buy bin bags, which is a waste of time (that's called NOT RECYCLING).
Oh, and if anybody can tell me what exactly the supermarkets in Perth do with the wheely bins you put your empty plastic bags into, I would like to know. You know the ones. They are for recycling.
HOW exactly do they recycle them? That's the burning question.
Peace and green thoughts kiddiewinks.
However, I think when I go to Coles and buy loads of shopping, it would be nice if people didn't give me shit for not using the Hessian bags they sell, and using plastic bags.
You see...the large bags we use for the main bin in the kitchen and bathroom (that's RECYCLING you see) and the small blue bags are used in the toilets and for office garbage (that's RECYCLING you see).
BUT and this is a biggie, the bags they are using at Coles are getting crappier and crappier, thinner and thinner. So soon we will probably use the hessian bags. And buy bin bags, which is a waste of time (that's called NOT RECYCLING).
Oh, and if anybody can tell me what exactly the supermarkets in Perth do with the wheely bins you put your empty plastic bags into, I would like to know. You know the ones. They are for recycling.
HOW exactly do they recycle them? That's the burning question.
Peace and green thoughts kiddiewinks.