Plastic milk jugs are usually coded as a number 2 plastic, which means they are highly recyclable. Most curbside recyclers take plastic milk containers and will later recycle them into laundry detergent bottles, pens, floor tiles, fencing and more. But if you’d prefer to be a bit more creativity you can recycle the container yourself.
Here are ten ideas on how to recycle that milk container.
One of the best things about recycling is you never have to say good bye. Take ice cream, for instance. Who wants to say good bye to ice cream?!?!
September 28, 2008 by
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September 28, 2008
You may not have realized this quite yet, but personal finances and being environmentally conscious can go hand in hand. Going green is really trendy right now, so why not combine your environmentally-conscious savvy with your efforts to get your personal finances in order?
This week The New York Times reported that out of the thirty largest cities in the U.S., Houston is the lamest (our term, not the NYT’s) when
The lowdown on the latest eco-friendly dish at The Budget Ecoist:
~ Have a passion for green fashion? Corso Como shoes might be just your thingR
More: Green Shoes, Ecostiletto, and Scrabfabulous: The Budget Ecoist →
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