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Recycle or Reuse Be earth friendly!
1 ton of recycled plastic saves 685 gallons of fuel! It's not the plastic that is wasting the fuel, it's the lack of recycling.
Model on a Bottle bottles are the highest quality PETE 1 Virgin plastic you can get. They are highly desirable for recycle company's who are starving for plastic and listed below you will find company's who want to buy your recyclable bottles and other plastic. Decide if you want to reuse your bottle or recycle it. If you reuse it just rinse in warm soapy water, rinse well and air dry upside down with plenty of air ventilation before reuse. But first peel off the collectible label and save it. There's probably a coupon on there you can use or your favorite talent who just might be a big star someday if they are not already. So what makes Model on a Bottle TM Premium Artesian Mineral Water different then other bottled water businesses? One of the biggest differences is Model on a Bottle didn't go in to business to make a bunch of money in the bottled water business. Other bottled waters make a huge profit because they have one label. There's. That cut's there costs and all the money earned goes to the bottled water business and manufacturer. In corporate America, the principal has always been all for me or our company and nothing for you, well, except for something to purchase. I thought, come one. Where's the fun in that? Where's the joy in being another big fat corporate businesses when we could spread the wealth around? In my culture, the people of the village never went out to fish for just themselves. They went out as a group and they fished for the whole village splitting everything up evenly. Some people got a little more depending on there skill but the majority was divided evenly. In this way, everyone knew they would be taken care of. No one felt left out and everyone contributed in some way. So this is how we spread the wealth at Model on a Bottle: . All the Talent on the label will receive income from Advertisers. This amount will depend on the experience and popularity of the talent. All the Talent on the label will receive royalty payments from Model on a Bottle and in some cases cash bonus's as well. It costs Model on a Bottle more to do it this way and cuts profits that Model on a Bottle makes by sharing those profits with the talent. This will help provide regular income for the talent featured on the label. It also provides an important resource for up and coming talent to build there reputation as well as providing a great alternative for new Models and Talent coming into the industry who frequently are targeted by the porn industry when little or no opportunity's exist in there area. It will also allow advertisers a way to advertise economically and reach consumers in a new way. After all, doesn't that groovy ad look better next to a Hot Model, Celebrity or Athlete?
NO OTHER PRODUCT ON THE MARKET DOES ALL THESE THINGS AND NO OTHER PRODUCT GIVES ROOM ON THERE PRODUCT FOR ADVERTISING. That's the whole concept behind Model on a Bottle TM Premium Artesian Mineral Water.
Let's talk about Recycling
Think before you throw that bottle away! If you live in the city of Seattle you probably know that Mayor Greg Nickels does not like those water bottles cluttering up the landfills. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2004280866_webwater13m.html But on the other hand, people don't like the thought of drinking municipal tap water tainted with prescription drug residue. http://edition.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/03/10/pharma.water1.ap/?iref=mpstoryview Is there a happy medium? Personally, I agree with Mayor Greg Nickels about not filling up the landfills but I would be out of business before I started if I agreed with totally banning bottled water so I searched online for resources to this problem. This is what I found. http://www.ThinkGreen.com (How stuff is recycled) No wonder Greg is upset. I could only find one plastic dealer in Seattle. http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/1996/07/08/smallb1.html And yet, on average there are dealers who will pay you .21 a lb (based on a truckload) for those used clear PETE 1 water bottles. http://www.recycle.net/specs/gr100107.html?affilid=100000 (Rather then ban bottled water how about sell the recyclable bottles and use the money to build more roads in Seattle)? The Plastics recycling industry is starving for plastic! They want to buy your used plastic bottles and other plastic. http://www.Vikoz.com Nationwide Plastic Recycling Purchasing plastics in US & Canada! http://www.nationalrecycling.com/?gclid=CLTMhoWel5MCFRT7iAod_G1XxA http://www.Go-Polymers.com We Buy, Sell & Recycle Plastic regrind, scrap parts & virgin resin http://www.rptinc.net/rptinc/services.cfm http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/10/071015111922.htm http://www.sciencedaily.com/videos/2007/0811-recycling_revolution.htm
Here are some cool things that are made from your recycled plastic bottles http://www.reusablebags.com/store/acme-bags%E2%84%A2-recycled-earthtote%E2%84%A2-p-788.html http://www.greatgreenbaby.com/2008/04/19/eco-backpack-made-from-recycled-plastic-bottles/ http://www.the9513.com/keith-urban-t-shirts-now-made-with-recycled-plastic/ http://www.trex.com/whytrex/environmentallyfriendly.aspx Really cute reusable shopping bags from Trader Joes http://www.sustainlane.com/reviews/reusable-grocery-bag/9AYWFBQCA1O3QBJXHY8QZ7JFI9H7
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