Reynolds 100% Recycled Aluminum Foil
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May 20th, 2009Trackback from : » Reynolds 100% Recycled Aluminum Foil | Pays to Live Green
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May 20th, 2009
Can you just recycle aluminum by throwing it in the recycling bin? Or is there a special place you need to send it?
It is rare when a company listens to their consumers. I applaud Reynolds for introducing this 100% recycled aluminum wrap. They are on the right track indeed.
@Crystal: You can recycle aluminum foil just by throwing it in your recycling bin. Just make sure it is fairly clean and there should be no problems.
@David: I agree. Not too many companies, especially large ones care about what consumers think. They only care about making a larger profit and cutting their costs.
I wonder if people will buy this type of wrap, I mean even if it’s the same quality people might not buy it because they are not accustomed to buying recycled things, or they think the quality would be lower. I don’t know, hopefully not, I just think that people tend to stay with the old.. especially in common supermarkets hopefully not!
Till then,
Jean
so does it work to put the used foil in with the plastic bottles and glass,etc which will go into one dumpster for recycled goods ?
Some people may associate recycled materials as being inferior products. That ideology needs to change if we want to make products like these more mainstream and acceptable to use.
Funny, I was actually thinking about foil the other day and feeling guilty about using it. I am definitely going to buy this brand now.