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1. The Vinyl Institute Recycling Directory offers a list of vinyl plastic recyclers in North America. Use the map to find a recycling company near you.

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2. Nov 17,  · Various Artists - Plastic Compilation 2 - jarraenibijsnaledepeculsilasa.coinfo Music Skip to main content Hello, Sign in #, in CDs & Vinyl (See Top in CDs & Vinyl) # in Big Beat # in Trip-hop Nearly as good as Plastic compilation vol.1 A lot of fun to move to! I especially like "Renegade Master" and the Cornershop remix/5(9).

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3. Dec 28,  · How to Recycle Number 4 Plastic. Low-density polyethylene, or LDPE, is number 4-coded plastic, commonly used to manufacture shopping bags, dry cleaning bags and flexible bottles and lids (see.

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4. Number 3: V or PVC (Vinyl or polyvinyl chloride) Found in: Cleaning product bottles, cooking oil bottles, clear food packaging, medical equipment, siding, windows, piping Recycling: Rarely recycled but accepted by some plastic lumber makers Recycled into: Decks, paneling, mudflaps, gutters, flooring, cables, speed bumps, mats.

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5. American Plastic Lumber has provided maintenance-free recycled plastic lumber products throughout the world for nearly two decades. REQUEST FOR QUOTE. American Plastic Lumber, Inc P.O. Box Shingle Springs, CA Toll Free: () Local: () Fax: ()

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6. Apr 18,  · Recycling different plastic types in king county. The technology exists to recycle most types of plastic, but a lack of markets prevents all but the most common kinds of plastic from being recycled. Only a few kinds of plastic have the supply and market conditions that make recycling possible.

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7. Dec 06,  · potentially recycled plastic items. as well as high volume recycling processes is of primary consideration. Items recovered in recovery systems where they are source-selected and sent to a recycler specializing in this particular item are specifically excluded from this guide.

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8. #3 V: Vinyl/Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). #4 LDPE: Low Density Polyethylene. #5 PP: Polypropylene. #6 PS: Polystyrene. #7 OTHER: Other mixed resins. Some plastics are easy to recycle and some are not. The easiest and most common plastics to recycle are made of polyethylene terephthalate (PETE) and are assigned the number 1.

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9. Recycled Plastics PO Box Columbia, South Carolina United States.

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