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Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
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Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
Since they are "tossed" anyway, after taking Communion I collect them and after washing them they make great containers for mixing small batches of epoxy. Then I "toss" them.
Best of all they're FREE and seemingly in huge quantities! Only catch being you'll have to go church to get them.
Best of all they're FREE and seemingly in huge quantities! Only catch being you'll have to go church to get them.
SuperDave- Rest In Peace
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Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
"Cheapness knows no shame" - from the collected "Timeless Wisdom's of SuperDave"
SuperDave- Rest In Peace
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Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
Cheapness implies poor quality, I think you mean inexpensive.
But good tip I also use takeaway container lids.
But good tip I also use takeaway container lids.
Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
nitroairplane wrote:Cheapness implies poor quality, I think you mean inexpensive.
But good tip I also use takeaway container lids.
Though I have made the same observation about cheapness and poor quality here previously, I hold that than anything that is free AND useful is "cheap". Since they come at no cost to me how can they be "inexpensive"? I'm just using someone else's disposables after they are done with them.
In that regard I'm giving the plastic cups a "second purpose" and conserving a resource.
(Applause heard for SD)
SuperDave- Rest In Peace
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Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
Man, that word has a catch 22. I work sales, and stay as far away from the word cheap as possible. I mean, what sounds better;
Our phones are cheap
-or-
Our phones are affordable
IMO free implies Cost effective.
just my 2cc's
SS
Our phones are cheap
-or-
Our phones are affordable
IMO free implies Cost effective.
just my 2cc's
SS
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Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
So here we are parsing words as to their precise meanings.
Seems a waste of time and energy and for what?
At least it moves my thread to the top once again. I'll take that as a compliment.
Seems a waste of time and energy and for what?
At least it moves my thread to the top once again. I'll take that as a compliment.
SuperDave- Rest In Peace
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Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
"cheap ain't good, and good ain't cheap"
"The visions of low quality remain long after the euphoria of a low price is forgotten"
Both signs hang in my engine builders shop.
I just picked up about 200 plastic epoxy/pill cups at the dollar store, $1 per 50. I mixed up some extremely hot Loctite brand 5 min epoxy in them and they held firm.
"The visions of low quality remain long after the euphoria of a low price is forgotten"
Both signs hang in my engine builders shop.
I just picked up about 200 plastic epoxy/pill cups at the dollar store, $1 per 50. I mixed up some extremely hot Loctite brand 5 min epoxy in them and they held firm.
PV Pilot- High Tech Balsa Basher
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Re: Tip: A use for used church Communion plastic cups
PV Pilot wrote:"cheap ain't good, and good ain't cheap"
"The visions of low quality remain long after the euphoria of a low price is forgotten"
Both signs hang in my engine builders shop.
I just picked up about 200 plastic epoxy/pill cups at the dollar store, $1 per 50. I mixed up some extremely hot Loctite brand 5 min epoxy in them and they held firm.
Good maybe you opened up a new Market here
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