#lids.

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New Post has been published on http://awesome-facts.net/is-there-a-formal-name-to-the-way-people-close-cardboard-boxes-lids-without-tape/

Is there a formal name to the way people close cardboard boxes' lids without tape?

Is there a formal name to the way people close cardboard boxes’ lids without tape?

You know, the over/under routine. I'm too lazy to google it and I enjoy seeing a discussion over simple questions like this.

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New Post has been published on http://awesome-facts.net/lpt-to-optimize-space-in-your-kitchen-cabinets-invert-the-lids-on-your-pots-and-pans-they-will-stack-much-easier/

LPT: To optimize space in your kitchen cabinets invert the lids on your pots and pans. They will stack much easier.

LPT: To optimize space in your kitchen cabinets invert the lids on your pots and pans. They will stack much easier.

Only if you're not concerned about roughing up the inside of the lids.

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A new Awesome Post has been published on Awesome Facts

New Post has been published on http://awesome-facts.net/if-we-can-recycle-plastic-containers-tin-and-aluminum-cans-why-cant-we-recycle-the-lids-are-they-made-of-something-non-recyclable-if-so-why/

If we can recycle plastic containers, tin and aluminum cans, why can't we recycle the lids? Are they made of something non-recyclable? If so, why?

If we can recycle plastic containers, tin and aluminum cans, why can’t we recycle the lids? Are they made of something non-recyclable? If so, why?

Or is it just in my area that I can't do this? Thanks in advance!

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