recycling projects for children

A:I am not quite sure what type of solution you are looking for. The milk that is left in the carton has to be poured out so the carton can be recycled. You will have to do this manually. You could set up trays that children could place their unfinished cartons on and that would allow you to easily empty the milk into a bucket. Those that do finish can just toss their cartons into the recycling bin. You will have to have someone there to supervise the kids so you don't end up with half empty cartons in the recycling bin. Your school should have a garden and in this garden there should be a composting area. Next to the composting area you can dig a hole and pour the milk in, just cover the milk saturated ground with a few inches of compost. You will need to change spots after you fill the spot up with compost and after allowing each spot to sit for a few months it should be ok to reuse it again. You will be adding lots of nutrients to the soil and to the finished compost. You can also do this with any unfinished juice. Make sure you cover the areas with a few inches of cover so you don't draw any unwanted animals or smells. Good luck

A:Try chefs/catering managers of hotels, restaurants etc because a lot of the stuff they use comes in that size of cans. I've got 4 or 5 that held Ecover washing up liquid; if you're ever going to Dumfries you could email me thru Y!A with your phone no. and I'd ring you and tell you where I am. (between Glasgow & Dumfries) Good luck with the project!

A:There is a problem here. The spikes are designed to deter unauthorised people from climbing over the fence. If you disguise the fence spike, then if anyone climbed the fence and injured themselves on the hidden spikes, they may have recourse to legal action against you. These spikes look dangerous because they are. I'd leave them alone. Sorry if this wasn't the answer you were looking for.

A:More and more each day. I've installed a Pelonis hot water on tap in the bathroom...Europe's had this forever, I've switched all my lightbulbs to the 10 year kind. My outside watering bill is down to $9.00 a month. I get paper bags at the grocery store, cut them up, decorate them and use for wrapping paper around the holidays. I wait 6 weeks between laundry and then use the local public one instead of throwing something in my wash every day. And a lot of other things. I am involved in animal rights, Make A Wish, Doctors Without Borders and send money to the African disasters. I try and find homes for stray animals and only use my car a couple of times a week. My gas for the month is usually around $25.00. This is such a little drop in the big pond, but as soon as I retire I plan to be a lot more involved in giving back to a life that's given me so much.

A:maybe a rag doll....an old board and old fruit, for a game of street hockey, dried fruit can also be used for face of doll, you can find information on the net about the depression and follow a link to entertainment...good luck