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Nope. Most likely USA.

Ok thanks

@@dogeteam123 I save all my Danish returnables and redeem them in Denmark - because they’re not accepted either. Some Swedish and taxfree stuff is accepted, but has no Norwegian deposit, therefore no refund.

Pffft, good luck with that, there’s material recognition and compaction monitoring 😆

Bloopera? Did you find a blooper? 😆 At some point once more stuff is out i may dig through it all and make a blooper reel out of it 🤣

@@TruckFan542 I got a lot of road kills

I don’t get that many flat returnables anymore, but a few here and there

Pffft, didn’t even notice that 😆 blooper

1kr is probably around 10c yeah

I’m such a doofus sometimes 😆 missing trivial things like that

@@TruckFan542 dont worry, just take care of yourself boss

@@WatchingTriple I have been insanely busy/kaput these last few days, so by the time i can do things like this I’m tired as a trucker 😆

I am not getting 3 euros, I’m probably getting more like 30 eurocents. (2 Norwegian Kroner for <500ml and 3 Norwegian Kroner for >50lml)

Isn’t it 10 eurocents? Also i am not getting 3 euros, I’m probably getting more like 30 eurocents. (2 Norwegian Kroner for <500ml and 3 Norwegian Kroner for >50lml)

​@@TruckFan542it's 15 cents for small bottles and cans and 25 cents for large bottles

It’s not euro.. its NOK (KR) So about 0.25 euro

There’s no flat rate on what NOKis in €, it’s extremely jumpy.

Nerds. The payout price on the bottles stays the same, so if you’re not going to invest in waste bottles; the 15/25 cent price example is a fair comment

All that will do is cause problems and possibly error out the system.

@@TruckFan542 nah not in Denmark at least

@@First_person_shooter And this ain’t denmark, it’s Norwsy. Also i would probably not get a refund for the container.

Here, Swedish cans/bottles are sometimes accepted. Other countries’ returnables are rejected. (Danish, German, etc) Occasionally certain taxfree cans are accepted too. Stuff that is foreign but accepted does not give out a refund, since no deposit was paid on it here, however certain Swedish containers also have a Norwegian deposit and therefore do refund that deposit (which is double the Swedish deposit 😆)

They are sorted after collection here. Trucks take the material to Infinitum’s plants, which sort and bale the material. Some machines like T-70’s and T-63H’s do sort the stuff though. (These T-9’s do not need to do that as they use mix crushers, unlike T-70’s and T-63HCp’s which have a dedicated compactor for each material.)

Unfortunately that’s the case, yeah. A few US sates have bottle deposits but their machines are hella picky compared to how ours are configured.

They’re basically everywhere - any grocery store will have one.

Indeed. For anything <50lml i grt 2kr, for anything >500ml i get 3kr.

Yeah i do “untaco” the flat ones.

Eh, it’s hard to explain how it all works, but I’ll give a few corrections: -No ink was used, the machine has a thermal printer. -While yes, the machine uses electrons, it’s still a lot less than even landfilling it. -Deposit return systems produce very clean material that can ACTUALLY be recycled effectively, unlike single stream recycling which is very impure. Fun fact: Trucks that drop off products to the store take the empties for processing instead of returning empty, thus saving fuel.

Youre right about a lot of recyclables however aluminum cans specifically are incredibly efficient to recycle

@@Borbborbborb Indeed they are! Iirc it takes the same amount of energy to make 1 can from virgin (new) aluminum to make 20 cans from recycled aluminum.

Nope, that’s only with bottles, not cans. Also generally doesn’t apply with Tomra T-9’s.

It’s around there yeah, usually more like 10 USD as the exchange rate is quite jumpy.

Yep! I’ve found a few Dutch returnables in reject tubs. Actually the first can i redeemed had a Dutch deposit on it, in addition to Swedish and Norwegian deposits.

Indeed it is.

Don’t really know what the question is here, but the rates are 2kr for <500ml and 3kr for >500ml If people wee cheesing the machines that much, they were probably junk machines.

4 dollars for two cans damn how much is it in the store 10 dollars a soda??

Norwegian Kroner os not CLOSE to USD. 1 NOK is about 10 US cents. So i get about 20c per can. Containers over 500ml are worth around 30c.

I know that 😆 The bottle was in the reject bin to the right of the machine.

Yeah sometimes they get confused. I did however redeem a bottle with no label and get the deposit!

This is a Norwegian machine, and the bottle is Swedish. Therefore, it has no deposit and is not accepted.

There are a bunch of returnables with Norwegian and Swedish deposits. Iirc, 7up, Powerade, TRST and some beers do that

Our machines do take some Swedish stuff like the 330ml Pepsis and i believe Aqua d’Or, as well as some random things like lemon-lime Prime cans (US) and Taxfree coke cans. But there’s no reward for them, you just get them recycled.

Norway gas no deposits on glass anymore. I have used a T-820, still need to film one

I used to “mine” returnables from trashes, but reject dumpsters are more profitable and easier to deal with

We also mostly have Tomra machines with a few RVM Systems units here and there

@@TruckFan542 I've never even heard of RVM... Can only find Tomra machines around

You’re lucky, RVM Systems machines SUCK! Tomra is the best.

@@TruckFan542 Dang. Good to know tho.

Words! What a mess this comment is 😆

@@TruckFan542 and I know you screw that tomra t-53 well I hate it too and here take this my question final for subscribe your I already subscribe you

I don’t do sub4sub, it’s silly IMO

This TriSort unit is actually very well behaved, that can’s barcode had a printing error which is why it was misbehaving. But the through-wall T-63HCp Duals, i hate those things sometimes. Sometimes very unreliable and they always have the bottom end first crap!

Yep. That bottle was at a Tomra T-9 and seemed to have some barcode screwiness. TriSort took it just fine.

Exactly! So many valid returnables get dumped. I collect whatever i find and return it!

Alt går som ett tog helt til T-710-en begynner å tute, da er det trøbbel i maskinrommet! 😆

Indeed!

They’re known as reverse vending machines, it’s exactly what it sounds like. You stick the empties in the tunnel, they get sucked up and squashed, and then it prints a receipt you take to the checkout and either cash it out or use it to discount your purchase at the store.

However @BobsTheBuild3r i might make an into video later, good suggestion.

@@TruckFan542 do you know why they have to be in tact if they will get crushed anyways? I want to assume it’s fraud avoidance. But wouldn’t it have to be the same material anyways? So it would sort of be no different right?

@@spray_cheese Sometimes you’ll get returnables hat are quite smashed up to go through. They usually only sneeze out the really flat stuff.

Cans go through fine here unless they’re really smashed up, even those sometimes go through. For some reason 7up doesn’t behave here.

I find those machines have hard time to read the barcode for all kinds of reasons. Too glossy, too dirty, too wet, too small, not enough contrast, etc. Sometimes flipping the can or denting/flattening the barcode portion do help. And all the codes have to be registered in the machine to accept them.

Yeah they have to be in the database. I’ll eventually try 7up at another Meny location and see what happens there

Happens even when te can of beer is the supermarket's own brand. Just a bad system for collecting cans. Smelly, gross and doesn't work. Better to throw it in a recycling bin as we were used to do.

@@TheShellshock67 Doesn’t happen here (Norway), i know the US has a lot of problems with crap like that occurring. Ireland has some similar problems, and i know there’s been messes in the Netherlands and Germany with deposits like this. We had them since the 1930’s (!!) so we know how to run it. Heck, Norwegian company Tomra made the first reverse vending machine, the Tomra 1A in 1972.

Have you been having similar problems or something?

Country or store? I said the store in the video, but it’s in Norway.

These types of machines are everywhere here, mostly Tomra machines though.

Definitely very hungry! Hoping to upload more soon

So far, nothing. Dangit!

First one i made. I have 2-3 more ready to upload.

@@TruckFan542 Awesome, I look forward to them

I actually posted another