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15-08-08, 05:48 PM
I always feel hypocritical that i recycle and turn my lights off etc etc and then use tons of cotton wool and various other disposable things that i really dont need to in my work.Therefore i now use 2 small black towels on the floor which i can wash.I also use washable hair turbans instead of disposables.
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15-08-08, 06:09 PM
omg
im surprised she ant been shut down or some it!! dont think she cares to much about here clients and in this industry you need to be caring! im not one for complanning but i defferently would if i went to here!! ![]() much love geeks ![]() xxxx |
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15-08-08, 06:11 PM
But are sticky feet bio degradable,i think they are foam. I really think it is something we need to think about, all the different things we put in our bins that are carted off to the land fill just so we look a bit more professional.
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15-08-08, 06:28 PM
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This is a great idea, I already do the towels on the floor as I find the sticky feet can be too sticky? (anyone else found that?) Can I ask where you bought your washable turbans? |
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15-08-08, 06:37 PM
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I dont like sticky feet for the exact reason you described ,as well as throwing them away.I think they make them too sticky and sanitary towels not sticky enough |
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15-08-08, 06:52 PM
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If the sanitary towels are staight out the bag and safe to use, then why should it be a problem? When I was growing up in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) during our first civil war, you could not buy tampons for love nor money. Why? Because the army used used them out in the field to plug bullet holes as they were the perfect size and diametre and effective in stopping the bleeding. Plus they were sterile as they came straight out of their packaging. No mess, no fuss! |
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15-08-08, 07:03 PM
I have laughed out loud reading this thread. I actually think that this person thought outside the box and was quite clever. As I client (unless I saw the box) I would never know
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15-08-08, 07:52 PM
Following on form Mrs Clooney's info, sanitary towels are also excellent to have in your medical kit. They are an excellent pressure bandage. The soak up the blood (after all that's what they are designed to do!) and with pressure placed over them will help to stop bleeding.
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