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Friday, July 5, 2013
Recycle By Number Plastics
Get to know your water bottle before using it to start your seedlings!
1
Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET): This is the stuff found in most water
and soda bottles and may leach cancer-causing agents. Recycle, don’t
reuse it.
2 High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE): One of the safest types of plastic, you’ll find HDPE in milk cartons, plastic bags and toys. Safe to reuse and recycle.
3 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): Also known as vinyl, PVC is a toxic plastic found in packaging, shower curtains, furniture and some pet and children’s toys. Not suitable for reuse.
4 Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE): Common in dry cleaner bags, shrink wrap and plastic bags, LDPE is less toxic than many plastics and widely recyclable and reusable.
5 Polypropylene (PP): Taking the title of one of the safest plastics, you’ll find PP in disposable diapers, carpeting and yogurt container. Recycle and reuse it.
6 Polystyrene (PS): This is the stuff used to make cutlery and foam packaging and, unfortunately, it is known to leach into food. Avoid it when possible.
7 Typical Mixes: These plastics include LEXAN, polycarbonate and bis-phenol BPA. Best not to reuse, difficult to recycle.
2 High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE): One of the safest types of plastic, you’ll find HDPE in milk cartons, plastic bags and toys. Safe to reuse and recycle.
3 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): Also known as vinyl, PVC is a toxic plastic found in packaging, shower curtains, furniture and some pet and children’s toys. Not suitable for reuse.
4 Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE): Common in dry cleaner bags, shrink wrap and plastic bags, LDPE is less toxic than many plastics and widely recyclable and reusable.
5 Polypropylene (PP): Taking the title of one of the safest plastics, you’ll find PP in disposable diapers, carpeting and yogurt container. Recycle and reuse it.
6 Polystyrene (PS): This is the stuff used to make cutlery and foam packaging and, unfortunately, it is known to leach into food. Avoid it when possible.
7 Typical Mixes: These plastics include LEXAN, polycarbonate and bis-phenol BPA. Best not to reuse, difficult to recycle.
Patio Garden's work, just know your plastics.....HOME MADE IS EASY
Making Sense of Things for the photo of recycled plastics
Upcycle Clean T-Shirts To Bandages
UPCYCLE T-SHIRTS TO BANDAGES.
Make continuous roll of bandaging material.
Cut as shown.
USE only sterile items (pre-packaged) against wounds. THIS is to hold those sterile dressings in place!
CREDIT: School of Wilderness Medicine and Survival
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