Why and how to recycle wine bottle corks
Some things are so small that recycling them doesn't seem like a big deal. Take wine bottle corks. They are very small and biodegradable. Why not just throw them in the trash?
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Posted By David - Tue, Apr 07 2009 at 9:55 PM ESTRecycle of all bottle corks
The e-mail address to send for a reply from David is as follows . shortypa47@hotmail.com . You send the corks and I will recycle them . I am non-profit so paying for shipping is out of the question .
Posted By David - Tue, Apr 07 2009 at 9:50 PM ESTRecycle of all bottle corks
I will except all your bottle corks . I will except all the natural an even the synthetic corks that you may have . Ship them to me and I will recycle them and reuse them in projects and crafts . I am small and can not afford to pay for the shipping and handling , but I will except your corks without a question . Send an e-mail to me , and I will e-mail you the address as to where to send them .
I feel that everyone shoulf be aware that it will take years for a single cork in the.... More


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Cork ReHarvest
Robin, Thank you for brining attention to the issues concerning recycling wine corks. Our nonprofit organization, Cork ReHarvest,not only works to recycle some of the billions of natural corks that come into the US each year, but also to educate people about the potential devastation of the Mediterranean cork forests. Please visit our website: corkreharvest.org to learn more.