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lettie · 13-03-2007, 10:32

Hehehe.... I watched this on Granada Reports last night. Yes, teabags can be used for composting but I agree with Neil that maybe they can have a collection area within the council offices and the used teabags be given to the parks dept. I do think it is ludicrous to take them home in your pocket.

The reporter went on to say that if there are 200 employees having 2 cups of tea per day, that is an awful lot of teabags. I find it hard to believe that these employees find time for 2 cups of tea per day whilst at work... they obviously don't work for the NHS maternity services then..

13-03-2007, 10:32	#34
lettie Filthy / Gorgeous Bejeweled Blitz Champion! Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Xanadu Posts: 4,005 Blog Entries: 337 Liked: 67 times Rep Power: 88670	Re: recycle your teabags hyndburn Hehehe.... I watched this on Granada Reports last night. Yes, teabags can be used for composting but I agree with Neil that maybe they can have a collection area within the council offices and the used teabags be given to the parks dept. I do think it is ludicrous to take them home in your pocket. The reporter went on to say that if there are 200 employees having 2 cups of tea per day, that is an awful lot of teabags. I find it hard to believe that these employees find time for 2 cups of tea per day whilst at work... they obviously don't work for the NHS maternity services then.. __________________ Never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid altogether. The views expressed here are my own and not necessarily those of my family, friends, employer, this site, my neighbours, hairdresser, dentist, GP, next door's dog or anyone else who knows me..