That would be totally defeating the purpose of it. Why not carry the remaining 10% to the trash and forego the joy of producing a slightly less smelly 250lb block?
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On grocery shelves. You walk down the row, pick one, put it in your basket.
Same as if you were plucking an ear of corn.
Harvesting whale oil - another renewable resource - is a bit trickier.
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So all of your trash that is not meat, vegetables or fruit and does not belong in the recycling container is not worth putting in the compacter?
What the heck are you putting in the compacter that adds up to 250 pounds? When ours is full it seldom weighs more than 15 pounds.
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Geez Chuck, you certainly have your share of misbehaved animals. First the dog, then the cats, have you considered goldfish? LOL ;-)
Cheri
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Yeah, but I figure either one of the cats or shepherd dog would make short work of them. I'd love to have a large aquarium, but then I remember just how much work they really are if you want to keep them clean and keep the tropical fish healthy.