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Do you recycle?
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No, if someone gives me a gift I respect that and keep it. I don't try to exchange it or anything.
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Ew, that sounds so sentimental. I can imagine you storing up trinkets by females and taking them out to smell and put under your pillow at nights too.
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I do recycle, gotta save the planet! 
It also happens to be the law here. Taiwan has one of the world's most efficient recycling systems
The garbage trucks come by my place five days a week and the recycle truck comes by twice a week, both play music to let you know they're coming so we can get our trash/recyclables out on time. So some people have fun with it:
It also happens to be the law here. Taiwan has one of the world's most efficient recycling systems
The garbage trucks come by my place five days a week and the recycle truck comes by twice a week, both play music to let you know they're coming so we can get our trash/recyclables out on time. So some people have fun with it:
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I don't recycle trash. My son does do it sometimes because our town does collect the recyclables along with the trash. I believe that in most cases, the energy used to recycle trash is greater than the value of the recycled trash. I might make more of an effort if I had a bigger kitchen so I could set up proper bins...but then water is wasted cleaning up the trash before it is put in to be recycled.
I do recycle non-trash items. I primarily shop at thrift stores and donate items that are in a condition that others can use.
Enzymes that are designed to break down plastics usually won't chemical combine with something that isn't what it is designed to break down. No different than if you dumped cleaning ezymes (spray and wash) won't damage the washing machine or your skin.
In the hospital, I see people trying to recycle things or save them to take home ... but all I can think is that we really don't want to recycle the germs that are in those rooms. I know a couple nurses are upset about straws...but I serious hope that all hospital trash and waste is incinerated.
I do recycle non-trash items. I primarily shop at thrift stores and donate items that are in a condition that others can use.
Enzymes that are designed to break down plastics usually won't chemical combine with something that isn't what it is designed to break down. No different than if you dumped cleaning ezymes (spray and wash) won't damage the washing machine or your skin.
In the hospital, I see people trying to recycle things or save them to take home ... but all I can think is that we really don't want to recycle the germs that are in those rooms. I know a couple nurses are upset about straws...but I serious hope that all hospital trash and waste is incinerated.
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I show you enlightenment.. and in return you use foul language.. how dare you!
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