Should've stuck with Betamax? At least my cardboard vinyl record covers are
holding up (still biodegradeable/recyclable)!

Wayne

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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Joyce Koo
Sent: Friday, July 03, 2015 9:02 AM
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Subject: [TN] NTC:environmental unfriendly

I just have to vent: some of my VHS and DVD cover plastic overlay turn into
dust upon expose to the sunlight.  Who is the engineer to select bio
degradable plastic as cover overlay should get shot at... dealt with a
plastic bag that holding my design book last year with similar outcome...
Hopefully, no body put those stuff (not in the plastic recycle bin that
eventually went mixed with others) in some of bridge rebar coating or
something like that... the half baked engineer plus politically correctness
mentality is really scary.  (don't know what else of those friendly
materials was into our life - both dvd and vhs are made in china... would
think vhs would be safe -before friendly caught on fashion... but appear to
be not the case...).  Try to pick up those small crystalline static dust is
not fun... it is everywhere...
on this cheery note, Have a nice weekend.
                      jk

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