FUTURE RECYCLING:
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We could recycle almost every item we use in our daily life as u see in these such as
:
We could recycle ,, cars, spare parts.. pens.. clothes .. computers
,, hard wares,, Cameras, chairs,,, batteries, photos And tires.
We could sell TV'S , RADIOS, OR ANY SPARE PARTS.
As u read down ,, plz. See how could they make Soap out of Cooking Oil
instead of throwing it
Soft
drinks, cosmetics, medicine and food seasonings often come in plastic
bottles.
The bottles generally end up in an incinerator or a
landfill site.
But
they contain valuable material than be reused as polyester fiber and
synthetic resin to make a surprising variety of
goods.
Soap from Waste Cooking Oil
Members of the Seikatsu Club Co-op wanted
to recycle left over cooking oil, so they decided to
make soap out of it.
Environmentally friendly soap, of course.
The waste cooking oil comes mainly from
kitchens in schools, municipal facilities, homes and
restaurants.
It takes about a week to make the soap:
After procedures that include
precipitation, filtration, and rinsing with hot water, the oil is mixed
with white clay and
carbon to remove odors and impurities.
It is re-filtered to obtain a transparent vegetable oil.
The soap is odor free and it dissolves
well in water. It is good for
automatic washers. Clothes
come out soft and
spotless.
ven These Things Come From
Plastic Bottles
In 1986, Fuji Film
manufactured its first no-fuss, one-time use cameras, and consumers
loved them. By
the
1990s the sale of these cameras had reached the 30 million mark and
the company was receiving a lot of bad press, as the cameras became a
symbol of the throw away age.
Fuji went back to the drawing
board and created a camera so that each part could be reused as is, or
transformed into raw material that could be used again.
Now, the plastic covers and
winding knobs are reduced into small pellets, which are then molded
into new
parts.
The lenses, bodies and strobe units undergo a strict inspection
and are incorporated into new cameras.
The
paper covers of the cameras are now sent to a paper manufacturer for
recycling.
And, even the left over
batteries are used within the factory.
Learn more about this
amazing
recycling practice! Visit:
Waste Glass is reborn as
beautiful tiles
Tires also
could be re-used as the photo
shows
One of the most amazing recycling is
TURN TRASH INTO CASH.. and this what is being done recently
in Japan.
Japan is called one of the highest tech country ,, they
work
to turn TRASH and disposal items into JEWELRY
The most current amazing news about recycling in
this country ..
they established build:
A huge beautiful building as receives
all trash they collect from homes in each area
of the city , the trash will be ended there
in this building to be manufactured technically and turned into
useful products that could be used in a
cheaper price and same quality of the original products.
In order to encourage public to participate
and make sure thy get awareness they need and educate them.. they make this
building as an entertainment nice place for people to visit and enjoy the beauty
of this glass building and get them the opportunity to watch all the steps on
how to turn trash to useful products they could use safely and cheaply .
Another article was taken from AL-Watan Saudi
newspaper and i found it enteristing to be announced here for more information :