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What to do with empty plastic gallon containers??
I've tried the local farm shops where I get the vinegar from and they don't want them back. Any ideas please - I hate the thought of putting them in the bin.
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hi chris, have you thought of putting them on freecycle, you can list anything as long as its free. but myself i would try to use them in some mad alcohol receipe!! i can never have enough plastic containers, especially now its blackberry season!! :jpats :T0
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No, I must admit I didn't think of Freecycle - good idea. Mind you, having just read the sloe gin thread, perhaps I should think of keeping 1 of them for that
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You don't say what colour they are. Will they work as cloches?
You might get more suggestions on the Green and Ethical board.
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Some are white and the others are white/opaque, if that makes sense. They're the type with the rectangular base rather than round - I could, I suppose, cut the bottoms off and use a couple of them to protect some alpines in the garden over winter.0
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I end up with the gallon size ones when I buy distilled water for the iron. They are taken with the other plastics in our local recycling scheme.
ArilAiming for a life of elegant frugality wearing a new-to-me silk shirt rather than one of hair!0 -
I second the wine making idea...demi johns are not so easy to come by now for some reason and expensive when you can get them...just be sure to wash and rinse them thoroughlyWeight 08 February 86kg0
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