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Can & plastic bottle crusher
mateyboy
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I have been trying to find a can and bottle crusher.
I came across this little gizmo called plascan.
It crushes cans and plastic bottle to a quarter of the orignal size it's also made from recycled plastic. I've have this gizmo a couple of weeks now and I am really impressed with it.
http://www.plascan.com/
I came across this little gizmo called plascan.
It crushes cans and plastic bottle to a quarter of the orignal size it's also made from recycled plastic. I've have this gizmo a couple of weeks now and I am really impressed with it.
http://www.plascan.com/
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Brilliant find .I have just ordered mine. Wont have to go to rubbish tip so often now. Thanks!!!0
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Added to the useful links sticky
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I have a wall-mounted pully thing for cans - this looks like it could be more fun, can you jump off a chair onto it?0
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LOL no not really. We don't want anyone getting hurt
But seriously, they are good. I used thses in the recycling project I worked for and they were easy to use, durable and easy to clean as well.0 -
The crusher came yesterday. It is great for cans but a bit fiddly for bottles. However once you get the hang of it it does a good job.0
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We use the cheap option ..put our foot on them:D with tin cans take off the two ends and they squash as flat as a pancake with no effort at all.
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How much are they? I couldn't see a price anywhere on the site.0
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it's £14.99 with free shipping - I just pressed the single order button and the price came up!
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If you wish to push your own products ask the mods permission first ...... reported.Thermo_Press wrote: »There is a much more better solution has become available than plascan. Try Thermo Press
go to farlex.co.uk0
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