On Jun 17, 7:23 pm, inventor <invento...@att.net> wrote:
> > Why limit yourself to nursing homes? Contact all of the local funeral homes,
> > they must have even more access to dentures "no longer needed'
>
> Greg Buell PO Box 1113 Boulder CO 80306
> greg the old CNA here...
> CNA in the nursing home takes care of the residents when they die
> there is a procedure we have to follow then the corner comes but the
> LPN and the RN follow written procedure to trash the dentures as the
> are on the night table in a dish.
>
> Seriously I think relining the recycled dentures will work and save me
> $500 to $1k I would like to try if anyone can mail me some dentures.
> thanks
> cell 3035489904
> Greg Buell PO Box 1113 Boulder CO 80306
>
> On Jun 17, 6:28 am, not_this_t...@com.com wrote:
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> > On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 04:32:09 -0700 (PDT), inventor <invento...@att.net> wrote:
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> > >Greg Buell PO Box 1113 Boulder CO 80306
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> > >I did a lot of research on getting dentures since I posted this. Good
> > >idea to ask for recycled dentures as it will save me $1k but still
> > >will have to pay to get the dentures relined, from $90 to $230 each
> > >upper and lower still will be ok just need to find some recycled
> > >dentures... so if anyone works in a nursing home please send some e
> > >mail. I biked over to the Nursing homes in Boulder and they trash all
> > >the dentures. No recycling at all. I have almost enough money to get
> > >the extraction in a week or two so please ask around for some recycled
> > >dentures uppers and lowers, male 60 years old 5' 7" and 150 lbs
> > >cell 303 548 9904
> > >thanks Greg Buell PO Box 1113 Boulder CO 80306
>
> > Why limit yourself to nursing homes? Contact all of the local funeral homes,
> > they must have even more access to dentures "no longer needed' ........
>
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As long as you're recycling personal items, how about starting a used
toothbrush business?
Just don't let the health department know about your plans to recycle
used dentures, or toothbrushes either. For some strange reason they
might object.
It would also save money to collect all the used hypodermic needles
from both hospitals and dentists so the needles can be re-used again
and again. With a little advertising, that business should really take
off. :-(
And with all the current concern with safe sex and the avoidance of
sexually transmitted disease, why not save some money and recycle used
condoms as well?
I'm sure they would be hot items on eBay.
- dentaldoc
inventor
Amatus Cremona
