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Previously on "How to dispose of VHS tapes"

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  • Uncle Albert
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    Ah Dynatrons fine bits of furniture with Phillips TVs inside.

    Owe my bad back to some of those.

    Preloved | tv cabinet for sale in Kirkby-in-ashfield, Nottinghamshire
    This thread has reminded me of the CUK Urban Dictionary outing. In particular the NSFW entry for Milanese Beans . Anyway, it would be a novel way to dispose of old tape.

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  • vetran
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    Ah Dynatrons fine bits of furniture with Phillips TVs inside.

    Owe my bad back to some of those.

    Preloved | tv cabinet for sale in Kirkby-in-ashfield, Nottinghamshire

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  • stek
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    Let Suity have a look at them...

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  • zeitghost
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    Originally posted by Gumbo Robot View Post
    I remember them well.

    My uncle had one that was basically a mahogany, antique writing bureau in drag.

    Tasteful, very tasteful.
    And very very heavy.

    There was on that incorporated one of the early Philips VCRs (which was heavy enough in itself) to make the combination of the two even heavier.

    I've never actually seen one of those though.

    I have now:

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  • Gumbo Robot
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    Originally posted by unixman View Post
    An old neighbour and friend of mine gutted his 1960s/70s telly and made a fine drinks cabinet. However, it was a high quality wood type TV complete with sectional sliding doors, not my black plastic Japanese variety.
    I remember them well.

    My uncle had one that was basically a mahogany, antique writing bureau in drag.

    Tasteful, very tasteful.

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  • anonymouse
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    Just don't breathe in the black smoke when lit

    https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuy...-lighting-gel/

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  • GlenW
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    Is it not acceptable to throw them out of your car as you drive along some of the most scenic roads in Yorkshire?
    It must be, so many of the Keighley scrotes do it around here.

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  • unixman
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    An old neighbour and friend of mine gutted his 1960s/70s telly and made a fine drinks cabinet. However, it was a high quality wood type TV complete with sectional sliding doors, not my black plastic Japanese variety.

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  • SimonMac
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    Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View Post
    Gut the interior, just leaving a shell, get someone crafty to put soft materials in it and you've got the gift of a retro cat bed for any mad cat ladies you know seal the innards to make a fantastic fish tank

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  • MicrosoftBob
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    Originally posted by unixman View Post

    Thread hijack!! Stick 'em up, I am taking this thread to... what is the best/most responsible way to dispose of an old telly, CRT type?
    Gut the interior, just leaving a shell, get someone crafty to put soft materials in it and you've got the gift of a retro cat bed for any mad cat ladies you know

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  • unixman
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    Dismantle, put the spools in a fire, recycle the rest. Best I can think of.

    Or erase them in a VCR.

    Thread hijack!! Stick 'em up, I am taking this thread to... what is the best/most responsible way to dispose of an old telly, CRT type?

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  • vetran
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    Earn yourself £250 | You've Been Framed


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1F_Y_d43v4

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  • northernladuk
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    Blend them.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    Just dug up a load of old family VHS tapes, mainly crap so don't want to go through the hassle of converting them to DVD etc, but whats the best way to safely destroy the tapes so they can't be played short of burning them?
    Borrow or buy a Degausser

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  • vetran
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    New way of making a ferrofluid. Costs less than 3$!!!

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