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I purchased a set of rubber suction cups that have a tab with a thread on one side. I use a broom handle or similar sized round pole, wet the stopper (light needs to be cool), Stick the stopper on the bad bulb, remove it by turning counter clockwise, wet the stopper again and put on the new bulb, turn clockwise to install, pull cord to break the vacuum seal, and put all away.I have a 22 foot ceiling with bulbs at the peak. My longest ladder was unsafe at that height for my weight. I bought a long aluminum hollow tube that fit the stoppers and have been using this system for more than 30 years. I do cheat an buy the longest lasting bulbs possible.

We lived in a top floor apartment in Newark until we moved to a development in the suburbs when I was five and my brother two.Our new house sat on a quarter acre plot, plenty of room for aluminum lawn chairs, a chaise lounge, rose bushes around the pink cement patio…..and the clothesline in the middle of the back yard.It wasn't a long rope-line like my grandmother had used for laundry for her seven-child household, but a more modern structure on an aluminum pole with four rods splayed out like an upside-down umbrella. Four or five thin ropes descended horizontally in each section from longest to shortest.Most everything hanging on it was white back then — sheets, pillowcases, towels, my mother’s slips, my dad’s shirts, my brother’s diapers, socks, underwear.I picture my mom, in a skirt and blouse fashionably coordinated with a cinch belt, fastening the water-logged contents from the laundry basket with stationery wooden clothespins. A few years later, the newly designed model with the metal springs appeared.She was a vision, her auburn hair glinting in the sun, tall enough to gracefully reach her slim arms to the top lines, then spin the structure to the next empty section.Drying during the day, the cotton materials floated on the breezes, attached securely but forming shadows on the ground and shapes in the air. When I played with the little girls next door, we walked through the different rows, round and round, the closest feeling to clouds I’d ever known.But if we started to spin it around, mom would call from the kitchen window, “Don’t let the sheets fall on the grass!”My mom Rose, standing on the freshly cut green lawn, surrounded by flowing white linens under the clear blue summer sky, the most beautiful sight in the whole wide world.

I am retired, but general technology was my subject.Your question may sound simple but it is complex as people use plastic bags to conceal harmful or odorous materials as well as just being discarded as general rubbish all bound for landfill.My geographical area has no facilities for plastic bags or many plastics I happen to know can be recycled for mixed plastic applications and other uses.I've made plastic cladding and plastic wood completely from recycled materials, the wood you could saw, drill, plane and screw into and the colors where made mainly by selecting colored plastics or adding cocoa powder before extruding the profiles from planks to slats, to round poles for weather-proof fencing. The only other additive was hydrated aluminum hydroxide as a fire retardant.The market for value added “rubbish” is greater than you think, all it needs is a bit of foresight.Hope this helps.