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I remember when a simiar thing was done with aluminum soda cans. Old soda cans the top pulled all the way off and people frequently threw them on the ground.
by abruzzi 4y ago
I remember when a simiar thing was done with aluminum soda cans. Old soda cans the top pulled all the way off and people frequently threw them on the ground. To this day I still see old can tops on the ground. This isn't nearly as big a change since bottle tops are resealable so don't get tossed on the ground nearly as much.
Some commenters are suggesting a better option is reusable glass bottles, which I wouldn't object to, but are there resealable glass bottles? (honest question, I haven't seen them. Most of my experience with glass bottles are beer bottles with pop off or twist off caps, but cant be resealed.)
- systoll 4y agoThere are – coke even sells them: https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/822719/coca-cola-classic-soft-drink-bottles https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/productdetails/822719/coc...
- abruzzi 4y agothanks. I hadn't seen these--probably not in the US. I do like the idea of reducing waste.
- mikub 4y agoYou can buy those glasbottles again here in germany, I think they reintroduced them two or three years ago, before that I had last seen them around 1995. I don't drink that much coke, but when then I always try to buy those glasbottles, it just tastes so much better.
- lom888 4y agoI recall two-liter resealable glass bottles of Coca-Cola before everything switched to plastic. A quick search shows that these could be returned for a deposit.
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