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Think Outside The Bin 
Hey my name is Jenny! I am a mother of 4, and I have way too much time on my hands! My sons are 16-22, and only 2 at home, there will only be 1 after June 30th, when my 18 year old leaves for his AIT, for the ARMY!
I have so much stuff saved in just the past 6 months, that it is insane! Being a mom is the only thing that I ever wanted to be the best at! If you have kids you may know the feeling!
I want to make cool toys, is what makes me the proudest out of creating things! I am sure most of my ideas are out there somewhere already, I just need help finding them!
I am very new to the internet, and it takes mr forever to use a computer for anything!
I hope I am doing this right, right now! Could you help me find cool stuff to make?
Lots and lots and lots of plastic caps of all sizes, and yougurt container (the big one) is what I am really tyring to use right now? I really want to make play dishes, and learning toys out of this stuff!
Jenny,
Let us know what items you are looking for along with a way to contact you and we’ll post your request on our site.
–Melinda
My name is Cynthia Taylor, and I am looking for recycled metals from the military, please fg. My phone number is 727-289-9869, please give me a call if I have the right resource. I am usually home in the mornings except for Wednesdays, and Sundays. If by chance I am running an errand please leave me a message as to your phone number and why you are calling. Thank you, Cynthia
I have some jack demcy and head wilard authographed pictures and post cards I would like to sell. If u can help please contact me. Thank you.
WHO TAKES OLD CASSETTE TAPES??
I am also looking for anyone interested in vintage cassette tapes mostly from my disco days! They are in good condition. Can I sell them or should I just trash them?
We have a fur coat we would like to sell. Can we send a photo
Connie Maloney
609-280-6875 cell
Looking to recycle vhs movies
Hello, I work for a company in Alabama. We are kicking off a Think Outside the Trash campaign and I’m interested in any feedback you may have on thinking outside the bin on a corporate level. thanks in advance for your time and thoughts!