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Subject: Re: DREAM KITCHEN
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Date: Tue, 28-May-85 10:50:30 EDT
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>>	4) Where would one put a trash compacter? Is a
>>	compacter a novelty or is it really nice to have?
>
>I don't think compactors are worth while, but then my household
>is only two people.  Even when I've lived with more folks, I
>didn't think they'd have been worth it.

Whether a compacter is worth it or not depends on how (and how much) you
are charged for your garbage service.  Some parts of the country charge by
the can, and charge a lot at that.  So using a compacter to get down to one
can a week can definitely be worthwhile.  One note--crushing glass can be a
little hazardous to the people who have to handle the bags since broken
shards of glass tend to poke through.

Betsy Cvetic
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