I regularly collect up to ten red rubber bands a week from postmen droppings
(sorry). I take them into the post office and ask the manager to talk to the
postie! The local manager is very onside now, once I'd explained why I was
bringing them in and tells the postie accordingly; she says!
I also snip them when throwing other rubber bands, etc., in the rubbish bin,
this may not stop birds/animals eating them but should stop them wrapping
around various heads, neck, feet, etc!
Alan
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On 25/10/2010, at 20:30 , brian fleming wrote:
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