The recycling centers here do not take yogurt containers..anyone have ideas for using them???
I've allowed away about 200 clean white 1kg plastic yogurt containers to the adjoining food bank in the past couple of years. Ostensibly food banks are always on the lookout for containers for food.
I've also offered them up on the townsman Ottawa area Freecycle / Full Circles / Recycling groups and had people pick them up to be toughened
equitable an idea of what you can do with used plastic yogurt containers :)!
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