I do not recycle. Ask me anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would pay more money to NOT recycle.

Is this what you really mean or you mean to say you'd pay for my having to SEPPARATE recycling from reg trash?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have this and love it:
http://www.amazon.com/simplehuman-Rectangular-Fingerprint-Proof-Stainless-12-Gallon/dp/B001BVH794/ref=pd_sim_hg_3

I'm willing to chip in $10 for the OP if I can find 16 more people to do that! Somehow I need a condition that OP would actually use it, though! S/he'd probably just put trash in both sides ... ha ha ...

Are for kidding me??? You actually spend 170 on a trashcan!?? And you question the character of someone who doesn't recycle?

Well, hasn't this thread shown how important it is to have a system that works for you? I'd rather pay for that than spend more on some other items in the kitchen. I like my kitchen to look nice, so don't want plastic tubs for recycling lying around. People spend way more than that on other organizational things in their kitchen.

And yes, I do question the character of someone who decides not to recycle.

I support this 100%. I'd rather someone spend $200 on a trashcan that will help them recycle than not recycle at all.