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So, I'm a bit distracted. However, being A.R. and all, I was very careful to try and keep the house clean (in the little time that I was actually home).
So, I ran the dishwasher. Now, some of you may not know this, but I actually dated an honest to god, plastics engineer, for a while. He and his friends would "entertain" me by telling me what the different numbers meant on the different plastic types and how you should treat each one. Apparently, none of that really stuck.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
I'm betting it isn't microwave safe either.
11 comments:
ooh crumbly.
Nice. Did you get to eat ny or were thy all plasticy, yes, it's a word.
Why did you want to keep it?!
you mean you didn't remember????? How could it be!? You mean you don't find any of that exciting?
Yeah. Me. Either.
looks like polystyrene, yeah that doesn't take a lot of heat to reach its Tg (glass transition temp)and allow the chains to reorient.
OK. The sad thing is - I know what the hell he is talking about... Tg... Oh Lovely Tg.
I see it, but all I can focus on is the fact that you had a bowl full of Dark Chocolate covered cherries.
and those sound really good about now...
the sad thing is, It is empty and you didn't save any choclate cherries for MEEEEE!
I reminds me of Shrinky Dinks when I was kid.
-Stu
why are you washing your garbage? i usually just throw it out. you can do that, you know. . .
cami: More like melty.
jo: Oh baby, I ate them first.
sybil: Ever heard of that reduce, reuse, recycle thing?
jenn: I think I have tried to block it out.
david: Blah, blah...actually it is a "7" or other.
jenn: Yes, well, it is your job and all.
mielikki: Oh, they are long gone.
dapoppins: Gosh, if only there was a Trader Joe's near you! *sigh*
stu: Yes. Next time I will draw on it with colored pencils first.
holly: It wasn't garbage before. I was going to keep it in the closet with its friends. Now, it is garbage.
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