The most common place you will find the HPDE logo is on plastic bags milk jugs and bottle caps. Step 2: Sort Your Bags. Biggest bag on bottom smallest bag on top. Step 3: Fold It to Your Size Flod your bags to whatever size you like. You could also cut it. ...
1. Hold a plastic fork in your left hand (if you are right-handed)so that it is parallel to the table with the tines facing down as shown in the diagram to the right. 2. Hold the lighter with your right hand underneath the fork near the top of the handle where the head of the ...
No. 2 is for HDPE (high-density polyethylene). Milk jugs, bleach, shampoo, etc., will often contain this number. These are heavier containers that can be recycled into toys and piping. PETE/PET and HDPE are usually accepted at recycling centers. PVC or V Poly(vinyl chloride) items will ...
It’s pretty common to use larger plastic grocery bags to take out garbage, but there are still so many other unavoidable plastic bags that inevitably pop up. For example, in eastern Canada, the litre-sized bags used for milk aren't recyclable everywhere, and most of them will inevitably ...
Bring the water and fat to the boil and then reduce the heat to a simmer. The heat will start to melt the fat and any meat will start to cook. Watch your mixture and stir often. If you have put the suet through a grinder, then the fat should have melted within half an hour. How...
Want to keep the kids amused? What is an example of reuse? One example of conventional reuse isthe doorstep delivery of milk in glass bottles; other examples include the retreading of tires and the use of returnable/reusable plastic boxes, shipping containers, instead of single-use corrugated ...
Freeze plastic bottles of water or canned drinks that are not carbonated, such as Hansen’s fruit juices. The frozen drinks will act as ice and will keep the other items in your cooler colder. You can also freeze water or other non-carbonated beverages in gallon milk or juice jugs. They...
A pop up canopy with weights or at minimum, 1 gallon milk jugs filled with water attached to each corner. This will be a rule I’m sure for any Saturday Market. You don’t want your canopy flying away! A nice banner with your business name, and possibly a short blurb or list of ...
We get our raw milk in plastic gallon jugs. To skim the cream I actually drain the milk. I loosen the lid, puncture a whole in the side near the bottom. I let the milk drain into a glass jar untill there is only cream left. Then I tip the jug, open the top and pour the crea...
milk jugs just dont hold up over time. I personally do use old apple juice containers for water that is stored primarily for toilet flushing etc. Big family, lots of apple juice containers and it’s a thicker plastic, even thicker than the plastic from the gallons of water you buy (and...