A challenge for those who thing plastic baling twine is recyclable....?

Question

I've seen people posting to another question about plastic baling twine, that is is recyclable. Please post the name, address, and phone number of a SINGLE recycling center here in the U.S.A. that will take a heaping pickup load of the stuff (after a winters feeding I have that and more). I live in Idaho....but I want you to just find one anyplace here in the U.S.A.

Answer 1

The stuff makes fine fencing....netting...if you know how to make a fish net I have made fencing out of the stuff....and it last for 5 years even....and is quite colorful even....just think of the possibilities, cargo nets, wheel barrow nets, shade cloth like camo netting only made from baling twine....I braid three together and use Turks heads to finish the ends and use these to tie gates shut....recycle to string the garden rows into straight rows....make deer netting....hey you wanted SOMETHNING to do with the stuff......this is what I do with the stuff....

Answer 2

LOL, I like the way you think.

I've never heard of anyone taking it either, and my family has horses up in Michigan so we had plenty of it.

Answer 3

Not in Idaho but here's one from Washington State:

http://www.re-sources.org/agriculturalpl...

Answer 4

How about a nice, braided rug style welcome mat to scrape the poo off your boots?  

Remember all the independent rubber recyclers making mats and sandals out of old tires?

Of course one winter's twine would produce enough mats to last the rest of your natural life, but it's a thought.  ;o)