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After reading our newspapers we end up with an oily dirt on our hands, but
not after reading the magazine supplements that come inside the newspapers or the television guide magazines. I wondering what the significance is with regard to using sheets from the magazines with regard to wrapping food. I know you are not suppose to use newspaper. But is it alright to use the magazine sheets for wrapping food? Also are they both alright to use in garden composting? This question is also relevant when using dampened magazine sheets to clean down food surfaces and clean windows etc. Would anyone know how to explain simply how the method of printing is done differently between the magazines and the newspapers? Thanks for any advice. |
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