Burlap Bags
Bear
I dive these used coffee bags for free. I can fill up the car anyday of the
week.
Amazing!
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Beloved Leader
> I dive these used coffee bags for free.
Dude, like, they could make these from hemp. And when you were done
carrying things in them....
Bear
> "Bear" wrote in message
>
> > I dive these used coffee bags for free.
>
> Dude, like, they could make these from hemp. And when you were done
> carrying things in them....
Maybe, they might be jute. Seems like it might be a nasty toke.
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Dr. Reuse
What kind of place would you find these bags? I need some...
Mary Marshall Fowler
going down a slide. There is a great concrete slide at Codornices Park,
across from the Rose Garden in Berkeley, CA. You hike up a stair way to the
top, sit on a burlap bag & whoosh....! The slide curves in all 3
dimensions, not just straight down.
"Bear" <bb...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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o h n t a g g a r t @lycos.co.uk John Taggart
"Mary Marshall Fowler" <mm...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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noisy pipes, when the engineers returned they brought with them rolls of
stuff that looked and felt the same as burlap although it was held together
with woven polythene strands.
They use this stuff to wrap around the pipes to stop them rubbing against
each other when they are expanding, did the trick, silence ensued.
For anyone who can get a supply of these bags there might be a market for
selling them to heating engineers as a cheap alternative to the stuff they
presently use.
Regards
John
Bear
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"Dr. Reuse" <dr_r...@hotmail.com> wrote in message ...
> > I dive these used coffee bags for free. I can fill up the car anyday of
the
> > week.
> > Amazing!
> > Dive Daily!
> > BBB<Bear>
> You should start your own website!
>
> What kind of place would you find these bags? I need some...
Coffee Roaster!
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Bill Turlock
Yabbut... they're dried organic material, a fire hazzard in a
heating system, Shirley.
Bear
> > Recently I had a new heating system installed and had a few problems
with
> > noisy pipes, when the engineers returned they brought with them rolls of
> > stuff that looked and felt the same as burlap although it was held
together
> > with woven polythene strands.
> >
> > They use this stuff to wrap around the pipes to stop them rubbing
against
> > each other when they are expanding, did the trick, silence ensued.
> >
> > For anyone who can get a supply of these bags there might be a market
for
> > selling them to heating engineers as a cheap alternative to the stuff
they
> > presently use.
>
>
>
> Yabbut... they're dried organic material, a fire hazzard in a
> heating system, Shirley.
They're great for outside stuff. I really don't want them inside the house.
There's an odor to them, kind of earthy......
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Ms. Manners
>They're great for outside stuff. I really don't want them inside the house.
>There's an odor to them, kind of earthy......
>Dive Daily!
>BBB<Bear>
>
"In the face of all the overwhelming technology of the newcomers, the
gunny sack seems to have been seized upon earliest and with the most
enthusiasm for collecting, carrying, and measuring pine nuts. Even
today, the basic Washo measure of quantity it the gunny sack."
-from "The Two Worlds of The Washo - An Indian Tribe of California and
Nevada" by James F. Downs, 1966, Holt, Rinehart and Winston
T&T
Bear wrote:
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>>Yabbut... they're dried organic material, a fire hazzard in a
>>heating system, Shirley.
>
>
> They're great for outside stuff. I really don't want them inside the house.
> There's an odor to them, kind of earthy......
> Dive Daily!
> BBB<Bear>
>
>
Speaking of earthy.. I have used burlap bags as a mulch layer in
raised-bed gardens with good success.
I just tilled them in with the soil the next growing season.
They were peanut bags if I remember correctly.
Free for the taking at a nearby fruit and vegetable stand.
T&T
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