Please does anyone know, what bin the f**king glass jars go in.
They keep sending my coffee & sauce jars back.
I am pulling my hair out here. >_< 
Recycling.
Quote: Charley @ March 5, 2008, 1:46 AMPlease does anyone know, what bin the f**king glass jars go in.
They keep sending my coffee & sauce jars back.
I am pulling my hair out here. >_<
I just chuck everything in together.
So you're bald down below then?
I'm recycling an old joke, it's still rubbish whatever you call it.
I dont understand any of it. It is soooooo complicated. I want to do my bit. I hate what carrier bags do to our poor wildlife. I want to be a good person, but I need to know where the f**king glass jars go, Oh & the crisp packets?
I don't understand what the fuss is. It's the kids that'll suffer right?
We take ours to the motorway bridge and chuck em at lorries.
I got six Eddie Stobarts and a brace of Norberts last night.
Great game and my tyre company has just gone public.
Where do you take your glass bottles?
Could they go to the same place? Or is that the place that Keeps sending them back?
I have no answers, all I have is more questions.
I have now find out that, they will take glass, if it is seperate from everything else!
Yea I hate the sorting thing. In Sudbury it was one box and they did the sorting for you. In Ottawa It's blue for Glass/Cans and Black for cardboard. booooo I feel for yea Charley.
Plus my neighbor keeps stealing my boxes.
I want to recycle. Me and my boyfriend have a whole side of stuff we want to recycle, but because we have to put our recycling out in special orange plastic bags we can't put it out until we have some delivered. We asked for some ages ago, but they haven't come. So I really feel like chucking it all in a black bag and screwing it all. But then I'll feel guilty!
Could you buy those special orange bags?
Nope, how easy would that be? You have to order them, or pick them up at your local library. Unfortunately like normal people... I WORK during it's opening times!!!
Wow that is lame. The bags seem like a waist of material. Why not just a box you can use over and over again?
That's what we used to do where we lived. Now it's orange bags!
Hmm...perhaps I should buy some stocks in the UK orange bagie market.