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From: crown@dukempd.UUCP (Rick Crownover)
Newsgroups: sci.misc
Subject: Re: Soap Bubbles
Message-ID: <650@dukempd.UUCP>
Date: 8 Apr 88 15:40:41 GMT
References: <631@amc.UUCP>
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Organization: Duke University Physics Dept.; Durham, N.C.
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Summary: Milk Jug Uses

In article <631@amc.UUCP>, warren@amc.UUCP (Warren Omohundro) writes:
> My family consumes a fair quantity of milk every week, and as a
> consequence, we are left with a number of those disgusting, gallon,
> plastic jugs.  To salve our recycling conscience, the jugs are washed
> out and used for other things.  (anybody want a bird feeder?)  Washing

	I know that in Oregon City, Oregon (and probably Portland also),
those jugs are recycled right along with the metal cans and papers.  I
don't know what is done with them; but, maybe some friendly Oregonian out
there can tell us.  Then, we can spread the technology!
	I don't think milk is "soapy."  Do you?    Rick

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