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18,912 Aluminium cans crushed by recycling compactor efficiently. [📹 smrscrap15]

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Michael Scottowels - Sarcasm4Fun #funnyvor 11 Monaten

Misleading information. There were 18,913 cans 🤣

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Massimovor 11 Monaten

Perfect for my daily ordinary Community Note 😂

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F Societyvor 10 Monaten

I counted 18,900 because 12 fell out of the compactor

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Viral Momentsvor 10 Monaten

Separating aluminium cans from PET bottles using an eddy current detector.

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dtotheavor 11 Monaten

4.728€ Pfand 🫠

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Christopher Aaronvor 10 Monaten

I saved aluminum cans for 5 years. Drove them in, 60 miles round trip. A whole truck bed full of around 10 giant leaf bags full. I got $23.65. Minus 6 gallons of 4$ diesel I lost .35 cents and 2 hours of my time. Never again. 👎

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Bustavor 11 Monaten

But they can be damaged or you won’t get the return money

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Johnathan Whiddon, CFP®vor 10 Monaten

18,912 tiny defeats for litter everywhere.

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Gastón Rodríguezvor 10 Monaten

18? 9? 12?

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hukuyoshivor 11 Monaten

🫢🫢🫢👍👍👍

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Bernice Rinasvor 11 Monaten

And then? What do they do with that bale of metal?

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Fish Manvor 10 Monaten

If you crushed 95 more cans then you might have gotten a Nemesis/Invader to drop.

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Brian Sennettvor 10 Monaten

~300 crushed cubes - compactor pays for itself. Everything after is maintenance, property lease/mortgage/taxes, insurance, labor plus burden, shipping and handling, etc. Then finally, profit.

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Stellarixvor 11 Monaten

A powerful recycling compactor efficiently crushes 18,912 aluminum cans, transforming a massive pile of waste into compact, recyclable blocks. This process not only saves space but also reduces energy costs in aluminum production, highlighting how smart recycling contributes to sustainability and environmental preservation. 🌍♻️

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Piko 🇿🇦vor 10 Monaten

A few definitely escaped

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Trevor Kylevor 10 Monaten

Demand a recount - some fell outside

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Vensrjs RobSvor 10 Monaten

CRUMPLED.

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@ReplyCorp 🦊🦊

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ストレイキッズの新しい音楽楽しみ！どう感じてる？🤔

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@The_912_Day

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Wall-E??? 🤣🤣🤣

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شوفرمنvor 11 Monaten

@grok سلام چطوری .ببین میتونی وزن این تعداد قوطی رو بگی؟ برام جالبه

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PANKAJ SHUKLAvor 10 Monaten

But why to make cans,stop it so no need crush

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90/180vor 10 Monaten

That’s €2,836.80 In the Netherlands. 🇳🇱

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