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Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca (bobjonkmanformer@sn.jonkman.ca)'s status on Thursday, 05-Jan-2017 06:55:53 UTC Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca
- Christopher M. Hobbs
Also, linen and wool are compostable. Polyester not so much.

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- Temporary Marjolein (mk@oracle.skilledtests.com)'s status on Thursday, 05-Jan-2017 07:40:43 UTC Temporary Marjolein
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  @bobjonkman but all three can be processed into new yarn. "reduce, reuse, recycle"
  
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- Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca (bobjonkmanformer@sn.jonkman.ca)'s status on Friday, 06-Jan-2017 23:55:49 UTC Former Bob Jonkman -- Please use the new server at https://gs.jonkman.ca
  - Christopher M. Hobbs
  Speaking of fabric #Compost: http://www.trustedclothes.com/blog/2016/04/21/a-how-to-on-composting-your-clothes/ via @TrustedClothes on #Twitter
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  1. A How-To on Composting Your Clothes
    
    By Admin from Trusted Clothes
    
    Welcome to the world of conscious consumers, fair trade, organic fibres, and all the hard work that goes into changing an entire industry, together.

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