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billybutcher: assuming jars = cleaned jars for the purposes of this discussion. David was asking about filled jars.
The breaking of the glass would most likely empty any contents and if not the high temperature incineration will. Has to be done to make the glass usable again. In France they are...
I scrape the remnants of contents into my black bin, put the metal lids into the recycling and glass jars go into the local glass bin next time I have a full load to recycle.
JaneJones: It is the contents that can disturb things. I’m assuming jars = cleaned jars for the purposes of this discussion.
NotALot: I scrape the remnants of contents into my black bin We compost as much of the remnants as we can.. a bit fiddly but it means we hardly ever use a black bin.
I leave my recycling out for molluscs to clean them - I’m less worried about metal and glass because they get processed at a high temperature, but I like my plastic to be clean. (s...
JaneJones: SITCOMs Picking one with a random internet search, jars seem to be OK.
I think that depends on the facilities actually doing the recycling. Certainly after watching Dryden Aqua’s facility at work and bearing in mind most glass is broken going into the...
I’d have though it perfectly acceptable to put glass jars, without lids, in a bottle bank but they usually have lists of what is acceptable on the side don’t they?
billybutcher: jars seem to be OK. Jars are fine most everywhere as thickish glass. It is the contents that can disturb things. Corona: this level but a fare number probabl...
Yes, but that assumes you can get the lids off without injury. Not sure the likes of @toryroo , @SuePJ or @Rachel05 would approve contact with artery opening sharp metal or glass ....
In general the SITCOMs tend to like to keep things “pure”. So filled jam jars for example go in general waste. I imagine the same would apply to your bag of goodies. Perhaps b...
In my zeal to rid myself of long forgotten rejects I discovered a cache of glass jars of varying sizes and type all full of ‘stuff’, some impossible to open and the one or two I ha...
So, taking all you answers together, for which I thank you all, as there are 3 bins between me and the shops, I should place say 3 in each as I progress. Pleased to hear about the...
3634 Georgia Ave, NW “The Looking Glass Lounge No frills…just vibes that linger.” More folks are messaging me about a coming closure at the Looking Glass Lounge. There is no […]
Roughly a football field of Louisiana is lost to the sea every hour. Glass Half Full is slowing the erosion down.
In the time when I lived in Greenville, SC, our county stopped recycling glass. While we adjusted our shopping habits to accommodate that, it wasn’t easy to avoid glass bottles and...
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A jagged bead of broken glass...
An essential for any kitchen: well-proportioned all-purpose drinking glasses. Here’s what we’ve got on our shelves. N.B.: This post was originally published on July 27, 2011. We ha...
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