GCS Operating Note: recycling, laundry

[mdlbear]

Grand Central Starport Operating Note: Recycling, laundry

In the future, anyone caught leaving bottles to be recycled on top of the washing machine will have to deal with a grumpy Bear, and may have to spend 20 minutes on their knees sweeping glass fragments off the laundry-room floor. The same goes for anyone stupid enough to start the washer without first making sure there is nothing breakable on top of it.

Why, yes; this does include me. Why do you ask? (Left as an exercise for the reader.)

About GSONs: In the spirit of the old SAILON (Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab Operating Note) memos, the Grand Central Starport Operating Notes will be an occasional series of household-related mini-rants, suggestions, housekeeping tips, and occasional praise. Members of other households may find them useful.

Comments

[chaoswolf]

Apologies, partially my fault.

[mdlbear]

And partly mine. More mine than yours, in fact, since I started the laundry without taking out the recycling. (The fact that I wasn't wearing any clothes at the time might have been a contributing factor.)

[chaoswolf]

I have been a little busy the last few days and wasn't able to attend to it. Now that my life is less colorful, I should have some time to look it over.

[mdlbear]

Not really a problem; the problem is just where the recycling gets put, not that it wasn't taken out to the bin. We need to set up some reasonable-sized bags to sort recycling into.

[chaoswolf]

Indeed.