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what if a person used an undertank heater for a plastic box like rubbermaid or sterilite that is home to a snake. would the plastic box release poisonous fumes or would the heater not affect the plastic? also, what are some recommendations for not putting the heater directly onto the box. i've heard that some people put the heater on a ceramic tile, and put the tile under the plastic box. thanks

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Yes, nursery trays can typically be recycled. However, it is important to check with your local recycling guidelines to ensure that they accept this type of plastic.

If you wash your used plastic spoons/forks/knifes,could you use them again?

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Yes, nursery trays are suitable for starting plants from offsets. Nursery trays provide a controlled and protected environment for the young plants, allowing them to establish roots and grow before being transplanted into larger pots or directly into the ground. The divided sections of the tray also help to keep the offsets organized and prevent them from tangling with each other.

This has been a concern of mine for a long time. At home and work, almost every product purchased is wrapped in plastic or the product itself is made of plastic. My concern is not only that it doesn't decompose but the potential danger to the wildlife and domestic animals. I don't want my garbage tossed in the landfill with open bags that animals can get entangled in or their heads stuck in cartons etc. My question is: Is it better to tie the bags before tossing them, cutting containers that could possibly be traps. Please give me your opinion and why your way is best. Thank you in advance.

Unfortunately, almost anything in our society causes harm - from air pollution to plastics to endangering animals. My opinion is to buy things that are less packaged. Plastic takes up lots of space and whether you tie the bags or not, they still get dumped into landfills and burned which causes air pollution. As long as your trash doesn't get into the drains, the animals are still able to remain in their habitats

Yes, agricultural plastic can be used for mulching. It is commonly used as a mulch film to cover the soil surface in agricultural fields to suppress weed growth, conserve moisture, and regulate soil temperature. This helps to improve crop yield and reduce the need for herbicides and water irrigation.

The time it takes for ground cover to establish and fill in an area can vary depending on various factors such as the type of ground cover, environmental conditions, and maintenance practices. In general, it can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months for ground cover to establish and start spreading. However, for a complete and full coverage of the area, it may take a year or more. Regular watering, proper soil preparation, and providing adequate sunlight can help accelerate the establishment process.