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Part of Housekeeping.
Plans[edit | edit source]
- We have more of the big bags, the last roll of them were stored over by the woodshop can. We'll need more big ones soon, I'll get some from Costco.
- I'd like to make/ have labelled drawers (maybe 3" wide, 4-8" tall, 12-18" deep) with distinctive colors, for 13 / ? / ? / 55 gallon bags.
- We need new trash signage. Consistent color-coded symbols for trash, recycle, (compost). We can pre-cut (~ 3in x 11in maybe, 1/3s of letter paper). Thinking of making a trash wiki page to track the sizes + locations of cans we have, to plan better.
- Some of the indoors cans need plastic bins inside them. As it stands now, bags rip & tear as they're coming out of metal bins with sleeves and lids, but without plastic bins inside. In short: metal bin w/ lid + plastic inner bin + plastic bag is winning combo. metal bin + plastic bag causes more trouble
Information needed[edit | edit source]
Do we have our expected cans? Unclear if other people have made plans.
Feedback, learning[edit | edit source]
- Laser scraps can't go in trash, they displace a lot of volume and we often overfill the bins without it. Laser wood scrap should go into woodshop scrap. (
@ ~~~~~x5) @ 20:01, 23 July 2024 (PDT)