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FAQ

I know they use a magnet to seperate metal, and I know how they get paper out, but what about glass and plastic?

It depends on the setup. The low-tech system is to do it by hand. In a high-tech set-up, an gust of air blows the subtances apart. For example, glass is more dense than plastics, so it takes less force to blow the plastics off to the side.

Some ground cover options for a minimalist garden could include low-maintenance plants such as moss, gravel, succulents, or ornamental grasses. These options provide a clean and simple aesthetic while requiring minimal upkeep.

How long do plastic bottles take to start disintegrating? Also any facts about what they do to the environment, and the habitat for us and other living creatures. Thank you.

Plastic doesn't biodegrade it just breaks down into smaller parts. If it goes into a landfill it will be there hundreds of years from now. If it becomes litter the sunlight will help it break down and will likely be ingested by an animal which would be fatal. Recycling is the best option, but plastic processing is very toxic and creates a lot of pollution. It is best to avoid them as much as possible.

Anyone know of a brand of soft plastic salamanders that are cheap?

zooms are good also you can try gander mnt. or bass pro brands they are usually cheap and are of good quality

I am trying to use less plastics. I have been reading how bad plastic is for you and I want to know what ways you have gotten away from plastics in your life.

I have bought glass jars to put leftovers in instead of using Tupperware or Rubbermaid stuff. I also bought glass jars to store my rice, flour, sugar, pastas and other foods in. I try to buy products that are not in plastic to begin with. I can get jelly in glass jars, but not peanut butter, darn it. I will also wash these glass jars and use for food storage. I don't buy meat in plastic containers anymore. I am buying milk in cardboard packages now too. I got rid of our plastic cups and glasses and only use glass glasses. I don't use plastic plates either. I found an initial cost going and buying glass items, but once you have them they will last a lot longer than plastic and I think it is much healthier for us. Good luck with your venture. The less plastic in this world the better.

why is plastic able to be stretched?

a plastic is able to stretch due the amorphous regions, these regions has chains which are branched and are irregular, hence lowers its b.p, and has weaker intermolecular forces, which will make it a low density polymer.

One way to prevent ground cover from competing with other plants for nutrients is to provide adequate spacing between the ground cover and the other plants. This will allow each plant to have enough space to absorb nutrients without overcrowding. Additionally, regular weeding and removing any excess ground cover can help minimize competition for nutrients.

No, nursery trays are not typically suitable for growing air plants as they require a different type of growing environment. Air plants thrive in well-ventilated areas with good air circulation, and they do not require soil. Instead, they absorb nutrients and moisture from the air and rainwater. Therefore, it is best to use specialized air plant holders or display methods that allow for proper air circulation and moisture absorption.