Wipes (yikes)

In France we can get alcohol white vinegar to about 35cts a litre- fantastic value. Just add a bit of bicarb for things like sinks. Burnt a pan yesterday, soaked the burnt bottom overnight- came off easily. Use some regularly in the dishwasher and the washing machine too- brilliant, adn totally ecological.

The mind boggles at the use of alcohol White vinegar!
It might be relate to some wine I've had in the past! x

Granjura in most parts of UK landfill is in short supply. If you happen to have an ex quarry lying around that's a good start, and then you have to check that your landfill is not going to contaminate the water supply... Most of the land in S England is owned by farmers - if it was purchased from them purely for the purpose of digging a big hole to fill with plastic bags, nappies and wipes the cost of our rubbish disposal would be huge. In other areas upland land is protected - owned by NT, national parks etc. So incineration may be the only option. Which is why we should try to separate our recyclables and avoid a free for all with stuff that will not biodegrade.
Many plastics in the world end up in the ocean where they don't disappear - they just get smaller and eventually enter the bodies of small sea creatures...