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Marie from Waikanae
Has anyone found an alternative use for plastic bread tags? They end up collecting in my peg bowl on the windowsill, but never get reused as the alternatives are much better. There are probably millions of these going to landfill every week. Enough to cover a football field or two. These tags are… View moreHas anyone found an alternative use for plastic bread tags? They end up collecting in my peg bowl on the windowsill, but never get reused as the alternatives are much better. There are probably millions of these going to landfill every week. Enough to cover a football field or two. These tags are totally unnecessary. Date and batch numbers can be printed on the bags and compostable paper ties used instead.Being light and portable, like plastic shopping bags, they are also an item most likely to end up in the ocean. As bite sized pieces, which float, and bob along nicely, they then become fodder for fish. Also, while bread manufacturers are reviewing their packaging options, what about making the bread bags home compostable? Corn starch bags for bread would be fine and these can actually be reused once or twice before making it to the compost heap. Lets all suggest to the supermarkets that they get rid of plastic bread tags and display bread in compostable bags.
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MIchael Neighbourly Lead from Kelson
What are the thoughts among us on this issue?
Mark from Waikanae
I've had this car since it was imported in about 2007 and I'm only changing it as I've bought a lifestyle block and a 4wd, otherwise we would keep it.
DETAILS: 200000 ish Ks I will update later. We are now not really using it. Good reliable car with plenty of power when you want … View moreI've had this car since it was imported in about 2007 and I'm only changing it as I've bought a lifestyle block and a 4wd, otherwise we would keep it.
DETAILS: 200000 ish Ks I will update later. We are now not really using it. Good reliable car with plenty of power when you want it. Good tyres, F1's all round and a fairly new battery. Small ding here and there but nothing major. Other than that it's always been garaged and is tidy inside.
Current WOF. REG till August.
Price: $5,250
Hi neighbours!
Join our new Wellington Parenting Group - a safe place to connect with other parents, grandparents and guardians.
Use the Group to organise coffee catch-ups and playdates - and to share advice, tips and tricks for growing happy little neighbours. (There’ll even be chances … View moreHi neighbours!
Join our new Wellington Parenting Group - a safe place to connect with other parents, grandparents and guardians.
Use the Group to organise coffee catch-ups and playdates - and to share advice, tips and tricks for growing happy little neighbours. (There’ll even be chances to win great prizes).
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Marie from Waikanae
This weeks pick for top product is Harraways Organic Rolled Oats. Bagged in paper and only a couple of dollars more than the non organic version, they are great value for money and very environmentally friendly. Great nutty taste too. I use them in muesli and most baking.
PS - for those… View moreThis weeks pick for top product is Harraways Organic Rolled Oats. Bagged in paper and only a couple of dollars more than the non organic version, they are great value for money and very environmentally friendly. Great nutty taste too. I use them in muesli and most baking.
PS - for those who raised the important point about waxed paper in my post supporting Much Moores Ice Cream 1 litre cardboard pack: I found that by soaking the cardboard briefly the brown backing easily peeled off. I put this in my home compost where it seems to be breaking down fine, and sent the rest of the cardboard to the recycle bin.
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Claire from Riverstone Terraces
2wheel walker frame $80
4wheel walker frame $140
In very good used condition, can sell separately.
Price: $220
Claire from Riverstone Terraces
Wine bottle not included
Brand New
Have 3 of these. $5each
Price: $5
Claire from Riverstone Terraces
Brand new, never used.
Paid nearly $40 for it.
Price: $20
Claire from Riverstone Terraces
These 3 pre-loved books are in good used condition.
Punk dairy 1970-1979
The beach boys
The Marc Bolan story
Price: $6
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