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  1. 05-23-2013, 06:15 AM #1
    Wolfwerx
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    I get at least a dozen of those and the wet-jet ones a week. Hammer time, all the way. A few choice whacks and you have clean aluminum, a good sharp hit by the motor and you can free it up. A tiny bit of #3 insulated, a tiny bit of shred, and a little pile of plastic/garbage are also to be separated. They aren't worth much, but with some practice, they only take a minute or two to process all the way.

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