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Old March 31st 06, 10:41 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Default Neon tetras dropping like flies

netDenizen wrote:

To use the bagged milk, you place it in an open-topped pouring jug
with a handle, then snip a corner of the bag with scissors so you can
pour it. The open-topped pouring jugs are purpose-made. They're also
useful for bailing a canajun-style canoe, eh?




Very cool. Dare I ask if the plastic bags get recycled? The plastic
milk and detergent jugs get recycled into all sorts of things here,
but I haven't seen an operation doing anything with poly (I assume)
bags.


In my town the poly bags do not get recycled, but we take many to the
library for use by people taking out books.


That's poly grocery bags for the library. I'm sorry but the milk bags go
to landfill.
 




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