plah831;567281; said:hmm, I didn't vote because I'm between the first two. I don't recycle everything, so I'm not as good as I should be. But I recycle pretty much everything I can at home, meaning whatever Waste Management will accept curbside. My household always produces more recycling than we do garbage, mostly cuz of beer bottles like plumber saidI've also got a huge pile of batteries and electronics that need to be taken to the recycling place. But I'm too lazy to drive it over there right now!
Same as I'm between the first two as well i have 3 bins at home Biodegradable, recyclable and not recyclable, the not recyclable one has very little in it compared to the other 2.Yea, i met these guys at the ASLA american society of landscape architects in Mpls and ft luaderdale, they were also at the last NRPA national rec and park association conventions in san antonio and seattle. at each occasion they had one of the busiest exibits. This is going to be a huge part of future landscaping and playground specs. its just like rock, but looks cooler, i tried to cut myself by grinding my fist into it, it was no different than grinding into rock. they melt the glass into larger chunks of slag the size of rocks, then tumble them till they are no sharper then rocks, this process will keep millions of pounds of glass out of landfills. then when they get sick if it, it can be recycled again. very very very cool product, you have to be open minded.rayman45;575449; said:
Well for the most part