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Royal Mail - pink elastic bands!!!!!!!!
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QUOTE custardy..................30%+ snap on 1st usepeter_the_piper wrote: »I'd love to get some of these bands, normal ones rot in weeks but these seem to last a much longer time.
so dont think theres a massive recycling potential in them. the are biodegradable.
The Scottish rubber band procurement process must be separate from that South of the Border. You can all test the truth of this from the rubber bands you have collected.0 -
I put them back in the postbox along with the other bits of mail that is frequently disgarded on the floor.0
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QUOTE custardy..................30%+ snap on 1st use
so dont think theres a massive recycling potential in them. the are biodegradable.
The Scottish rubber band procurement process must be separate from that South of the Border. You can all test the truth of this from the rubber bands you have collected.
well they all come from the same store
to show how bad they are i keep a full box under my frame as i go through so many
remember i tie down more than a few letters at a time!
of couse as you infer i could just be telling lies.................0 -
yes I live in an apartment block, there is frequently rubber bands and various items of incorrectly addressed mail left behind.0
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left behind or put out by the occupants its been delivered to?0
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This has actually been quite a big news article in the past with newspapers & tv covering the story. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article716493.ece
I like to think of the free rubber bands I pick up as a big bonus, especially since having to stop work due to my health I now have to buy such things as rubber bands & paper clips. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I know this is a moneysaving website, but how much are you saving on your rubber band budget?0 -
posties dropping elastic bands, they are worse than Hitler!Target Savings by end 2009: 20,000
current savings: 20,500 (target hit yippee!)
Debts: 8000 (student loan so doesnt count)
new target savings by Feb 2010: 30,0000 -
My daughter picks them up on the way to and from school. I get the occasional one outside my front door too! :eek:Striving to clear the mortgage before it finishes in Dec 2028 - amount currently owed - £16,087.170
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i reuse my bands
once removed they go in my shirt pocket,end of the day they go back to the office
I hope you remove them. My husband used to do that but kept putting the shirts in the wash with the rubber bands in the pocket. I've lost count of how many times they jammed the washing machine filter mid cycle :mad:. He's off deliveries now though, so no more rubber bands
Here I go again on my own....0
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