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What's happened to rubber bands? About 10% of my mixed stock are in
various stages of decay. I suppose this is something to do with being eco friendly, but it means I can't trust them any more for holding stuff together for more than a few weeks. Can you still buy good ol' rubber bands? What's the decay process of the eco ones - does they decay from manufacture or is it initiated by the first stretch? Phil |
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