Or do you know someone who does? Or a wesbite link if possibleI'm interested.
cans, bonbon boxes, my storage rackI don't know for other countries but in Germany they recycle copper too
There aren't very many houses in ParisIt is mostly apartments that are either rented or ownedThere are many agencies that rent apartments in ParisGoogle Paris Vacation Rental and select one Note that many buildings in Paris do not have elevators, so if you rent an apartment on the 5th floor (which is the 6th floor in the US), you could have a lot of stairs to climbMake sure to read the listing carefully Also note that top-floor apartments are not always well-insulated, so it might be very hot in summer and very cold in winterApartments on the 1st floor usually have higher ceilings, but you also have a lot of traffic noiseIf a building has an elevator, your best bet is an apartment on the 4th floorIf there's no elevator, try for 2nd or 3rd floor.
cans, bonbon boxes, my storage rackI don't know for other countries but in Germany they recycle copper too
There aren't very many houses in ParisIt is mostly apartments that are either rented or ownedThere are many agencies that rent apartments in ParisGoogle Paris Vacation Rental and select one Note that many buildings in Paris do not have elevators, so if you rent an apartment on the 5th floor (which is the 6th floor in the US), you could have a lot of stairs to climbMake sure to read the listing carefully Also note that top-floor apartments are not always well-insulated, so it might be very hot in summer and very cold in winterApartments on the 1st floor usually have higher ceilings, but you also have a lot of traffic noiseIf a building has an elevator, your best bet is an apartment on the 4th floorIf there's no elevator, try for 2nd or 3rd floor.
