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The Haul:
- 1 glass beer bottle - recycle
- 1 glass wine bottle - recycle
- 1 glass champagne bottle - recycle
- 1 plastic container with lid PP 5 - recycle
- 6 500 ml water bottles - recycle
- 2 1.5 l water bottles - recycle
- 4 plastic drinking straws - need to see if these are recycle
- 2 bottle corks - not sure with now but garbage I guess
- 2 metalic bags of chips - garbage but they save PP 5 recycle so I have to check
- 4 metalic bags of crackers - garbage
- 4 metalic bags of non-dairy creamer - garbage
- 4 baggage tags - garbage
- 4 baggage receipt tags - garbage
- 1 plasticoated ticket envelope - garbage
- 2 cardboard backs from batteries - worms
- 2 plastic fronts from batteries - recycling
- 4 plastic wrappers w/stickers - garbage
- 7 napkin/tissues - worms
- 12 paper sugar packets - worms
- 2 e-tickets w/stickers - garbage
- 3 tinfoil chewing gum wrappers with chewed gum - garbage
- 3 paper wrappers from gum - worms
- 8 pieces scrap paper/receipts - worms
- 1 foil wrapper from champagne bottle - garbage
- 1 plastic butter packet with tin foil top - garbage
- 4 band aid wrappers, plastic tabs and bandaids - garbage
3 comments:
I save my bottle corks and then make a "cork board" out of them- super glue them to cardboard and put them in an old frame, its functional and looks nice.
Don't put the bottle corks in the garbage. When you are done with your experiment, send them to:
http://www.yemmhart.com/news+/winecorkrecycling.htm
They will recycle them and make cork tiles out of them!
Hi there. Welcome back. Just wondering what the baggage tags/receipts are made from. If Tyvek, you can send them back to DuPont for recycling:
http://www.fakeplasticfish.com/2007/10/recycling-tyvek-another-small-way-to.html
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