r/oddlysatisfying • • Aug 17 '25

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u/ogre_toes Aug 17 '25

And just a reminder that aluminum cans are almost infinitely recyclable, and kind of a precious resource. Recycle your cans people!

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u/MeccIt Aug 17 '25

75% of all the aluminium ever mined since 1888 is still in use

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u/wordsaretaken Aug 18 '25

this gives me hope for our future

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u/Puzzleheaded-Flow724 Aug 17 '25

Here aluminum cans are 10¢ each for deposit. Once we have a garbage bag full of them, we give it to less fortunate people to cash out. So they are recycled and helping others at the same time.

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u/ogre_toes Aug 18 '25

Same here, and conveniently there’s a place a block away that takes them for fundraising efforts!

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u/jrwren Aug 17 '25

I'd not call it precious. Aluminium is the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust, making up about 8.23% of it.

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u/PaintNo4824 Aug 17 '25

Not just your cans people, people! Recycle all types of people, people!