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    Sadly plastic is one of those lower end recyclables. It is almost imposable for a small or medium plastic recycling co. to stay in business with out millions for equipment or a fairly large subsidy.

    It's hard to ship plastic to a buyer at .03,.05 or .08 a lb when shipping is .18 to .27 a lb.



    It is really funny ,I was just thinking yesterday about that shredder some one posted the other day, and why more building material is not made of indestructible , pest proof plastic .
    "anyone who thinks scrappin is easy money ain't doin it right!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by olddude View Post
    It is really funny ,I was just thinking yesterday about that shredder some one posted the other day, and why more building material is not made of indestructible , pest proof plastic .
    Because wood is cheaper. And it will be, until someone can successfully mass produce good quality plastic products for a cheaper than wood price. There could be some money to be made, if someone came up with a good business plan.

    Just like with old tires, People are getting creative and coming up with unconventional uses for them. A company close to home makes a good living encasing old tires into concrete retaining wall bricks.

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