On Wed, 22 Jan 2020 11:05:31 -0800 (PST), Bill Wright
wrote:

On Wednesday, 22 January 2020 14:04:29 UTC, newshound wrote:
On 22/01/2020 12:30, T i m wrote:

p.s. Since I saw it mentioned here, we care saving crisp / snack
packets as I believe Walkers will take them is 5kg batches. We are
looking for a good way to store them as they can take up a bit of room
unless compressed somehow (and we don't want to knot them up as I'm
not sure how they re-process them).



How long does it take to collect 5 kg of crisp bags? And do they really
recycle them, or just burn them?

They just burn them. Obviously.

Yeah, 'obviously', and just buy the plastic furniture, plant pots and
watering cans in from elsewhere. Is that what you saw when you visited
their plant?

They aren't going to fill them with crisps and glue them shut are they?

Of course they aren't. You off yer meds again Bill?

It's ridiculous what some people do just to make themselves feel good.

Or what they try to do for the planet I'm guessing, according to you.

No, the feeling good bit is eating the crisps in the first place
(*especially* Walkers Cheese and onion), having them recycle the bags
is just a bonus.

Cheers, T i m