Sooo, I work for a woollen mill. We manufacture sheep’s wool, acrylic, polyester, nylon and cotton yarn products, and each one has a different manufacturing method. The plastics generally need an alkaline environment to accept dyes, natural materials need acid and both need to be heated to sub-boiling temps. You know what the hilarious part is? Those bottles are made of the wrong type of plastic to allow for that kind of dying. Tack on the fact that his dyeing process is heavily flawed, and on top of that I have a knitting machine just like the one he’s used. It can’t knit two types of knits like what you see on the finished product, and the only way it knits that neatly is by using waste yarn lest it curls at the start and end. The knitted product isn’t a single type of knit, either. As for that blue dye, again, completely wrong method of dyeing. I’m more angry at this shit than I have any right to be, but doing this on an industrial scale I know you can’t dye polyethylene like that. We can’t even dye it at my joint because of the separate processes required for it, and homeboy mix up some acrylic paint in baby blue and called a day.
Honestly with the shit about saving the eco system, this is a rather understandable thing to be upset about because this is spawning a trend of faking saving eco system videos to get clicks
When handling plastics like this, you should wear protective equipments, gloves, masks, goggles because microplastics could enter your body and it's dangerous
A friendly reminder to everyone watching, this isn't how any of this works and most recycled material you buy uses maybe 6% actual recycled material. Chemical changes are very definitive and it's actually quite hard to recycle and fake content like this helps people think plastic isn't a problem as long as they recycle it when that's very incorrect.
El Plástico no es el problema el problema lo generan los humanos que lo tiran en cualquier lugar. El Plástico es una solución magnífica derivada del petróleo. Algunos prefieren matar árboles para remplazar el plástico.
No the takeaway is that it is indeed just this easy to recycle. They simply choose not to do it because it's more expensive and it's just cheaper to make new plastic instead. Also there is a negative sentiment towards recycled plastic so demand is less for that when compared to new plastic. Companies have been marketing themselves by talking about the greatness of recycling while hardly doing it but that doesn't mean it can't be done.
@@primejay9975 lol no, its simply not a simple process. the energy and labor cost for this process are to high compared to buy fresh resources. and while that cap looks nice who wants a 100% PVC cap
@@jaydefranco329 imbecile. I work in a hospital. Surgical depth. Have seen the horror of melted plastic on skin It is horrendously painful to victims of such.
@@Deino6000 o tempo todo, por mais q não pareça, tem microplasticos no ar nesse processo dele.. trabalhei em uma empresa de pintura a pó.. e chega a ser absurdo a quantidade de tinta e distância que algo micro pode viajar e poluir
There is... The company where I work produces Econyl regenerated nylon is a product introduced in 2011 by Aquafil. It's made entirely from ocean and landfill waste, such as industrial plastic, fabric scraps from clothing companies, old carpets and "ghost nets."
We already have too much plastic in our waterways. When people try to wash this it's going to break down and go into our sewer systems. We don't need plastic solutions as much as we need less plastic products produced. You just created microplastic by blending it. You're going to track that outside from your shoes, or it's going to blow away outside ruining the environment farther. The best thing for the environment is to stop plastic production for things that will be trash after purchase (like bottles), and instead collect our stupid mistake of plastic waste and landfill it all in one location so it breaks down away from both human and wildlife populations. Creating more microplastics by needing to wash your product or to tear up your materials doesn't help the environment.
Yes, we need less plastic being produced. And this comes with tradeoffs, for sure - such as microplastics. But you're not going to wake up in a perfect world with little plastic production tomorrow. So in the meantime, this shows that we can at least reuse the plastic to create thread. And that has many useful applications. And the world would be better off if more of the plastic were recycled towards such applications.
@@stefanocacciatore7196 its common to recycle pvc into clothing its called polyester. Look at your jacket or t shirts or shi you will most certainly have a polyester % on that. Also things like jackets are oftek made 99% out of polyester. Synthetic fiber with is mostly polyester makes up 70% of the market of clothing materials
Vaporizing the plastic in a ‘’coton’’ state is great but be very safe and make sure to wear a mask. As fine airborne plastic particles can go into your lungs. Long term exposition can lead to Fibrosis.
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You people know that molten plastic usually turns black. Not perfectly white. Also the impurities we've seen this guy put in the plastic(labels, etc) can't result in white plastic. This guy just showed himself cutting up some plastic, making actually cotton candy and then spinning some wool/cotton into yarn, which he used to make a cap.
@@MSCM2525 after grinding theres a cotton candy maker at the bottom theres a heater. although, am not sure if that should make the plastic not white, since white sugar can also turn black/brown in a pan but in a cotton candy maker, it will stay white.
It's still in the ocean. Nobody would wear a plastic hat. It's Internet garbage. Made the dude a few bucks for the video, but he just threw it all in the bin after the camera is off.
@@zippySquirrelface Uhm, hate to break it to you, but this is called making Polyester; been around commercially since 1951. Hell, you're probably wearing something made of Polyester right now, walking on carpet pile made of Polyester too.
Instead of that, If humans regulate their usage of plastic then it will be more helpful for the the environment. We can use reusable glass bottles, but no ! we need mobility in everything. We want to grab coke and drink it while walking on the beach and we have freedom to throw it everywhere. Keep doing it because global warming increasing. God made beautiful creations and man made distractive creations. So Sad!!
The only problem with this is plastic is always plastic. Doing things like this only make more micro and nano plastics. 100% of us are all eating, drinking, and breathing plastic. While this is only one of many ways we’re creating micro plastics it’s a huge source. We really need to stop or limit the types of clothing that can be made of plastic. It’s incredibly hard to find 100% natural materials these days.
당신의 주장은 틀렸습니다. 옷을 포함한 모든 재료를 플라스틱 없이 천연재료로 만든다면 지금보다 더 많은 나무가 필요하며 이산화탄소를 내뿜는 동물들을 지금보다 배이상 늘려야합니다. 플라스틱 재활용만이 80억 인구의 환경 오염을 줄일 수 있는 방법입니다. 당신은 이상주의자일 뿐이며 공산주의자입니다.
@@liquidebleu If you take it that way. Nothing is better. Deforestation for paper is not a good thing either. But someone has to start doing something or not
Yea right... How many of those hats have you worn? I can appreciate the thought and innovation but how much electricity is used to make it,how comfortable are they. Do they actually work and last. If they fall apart as fast as they're built it's just trash
Think about it your archaeologists go out and they find leftover things that people built up to a certain time and then poof they're all gone plastic does deteriorate over to 400 years when it's gone they'll be no proof that we were here except possibly clay flower pots and coffee mugs no plastic dishes just some of the ceramic ones or shards of them
So what do you suggest? Or do you think if he didnt shred the plastic there would be less microplastic? So we should just burn all old plastic and make brand new one instead ? This is the Definition of recycling. Idk whats worse, the ignorance of your comment, or the fact that you got over 200 likes... Is this supposed to be a joke and i am not getting it ? If so then i am sorry.
Would love to pen a store that offers services like this. You could bring in your plastic bottles and have them processed into various items. Almost like Build-A-Bear but for sustainable clothing and recycling. Think of all the homeless people who could benefit from this, as many of them collect bottles and cans to recycle for money. The store could offer full recycling trade ins, or you could choose to have your bottles processed into new clothes or reusable bags and even shoes and socks. You would need employees to handle the machines and the dyeing and processing of materials and such but within just a few hours people could walk out with new recycled, sustainable items. All of the scraps could go to making asphalt, building materials, and/or being outsourced to places that could completely recycle the scraps or other sustainable companies could use the scraps and extras to research new ways to use them. It would literally be recycling ♻️ the company as well. Just food for thought.
Net cost: $100(5 hours of work at $20 per hour), and price: $200 or more to make the business self sustainable. So no, thanks, I d rather stop drinking Coke and use the $200 to plant some trees.
Would be fun to see the actual result of this process. As some others point out: how is a mix of red , green and transparent plastic giving a bunch of pure white fibers ?
There was a company that went to my home country with the same idea except they made shower curtains. They cleaned up all of ur coast lines and islands. Our planet is far from clean but this is a great start to an amazing solution!
Thing about recycling is that youd have to turn the recycled product into something that wont be discarded again, if you keep recycling plastic the fibers that hold it together become smaller and smaller until you cant do much with it, think of it like taking a string and breaking it, then tying it back together hundreds of times, eventually you've just got a mess of ugly knots that wont tie very well. So basically recycling works, just not the way we wish it would.
@@TheAlgorath and it can be used to make asphalt or concrete too. I’m sure there’s many other ways to melt it into newer plastics or materials. Big companies are more concerned with making fast money instead of making money and keeping the planet cleaner.
Either way it's absolutely worth doing especially the rate our technology is evolving. I bet in the next 10 years we'll have found even more ways to fix that issue. The main thing we need is replication and popularization of these methods all over the world at a somewhat affordable price. This process looks incredibly simple and could have a very high production rate.
@@debrajol3585 Depends on plastic. Most resins react poorly in the presence of UV Light. Then the plasticizers leech into the soil and contaminate ground water.
I was also thinking just the same thing. I don't know if he wears a respirator when chopping it up into that crumble, but breathing in that dust is very harmful to the body. Also yes, wearing that hat can't be good for your health without it being treated properly through a chemical treatment. Those forever chemicals and microplastics MUST be very bad to wear directly on your skin or scalp, once it begins to break down with time. 💀
It's the heating element at the bottom of the spinning part. It melts the plastic bits and flings them out into string and they dry once in string form.
Unfortunately this is a heavily edited version of the process. The melted plastic should end up black and the fibers wouldn't be at yarn like for the knitting without heavy chemicals. This is more of an artistic interpretation/ depiction of what to expect.
Candy floss spinners don't work like that. Plastic is by far the worst material to put into a machine like that since it's meant to make sugar into strings like that. Plastic isn't as easily degradable via heat like sugar is though, and it would cause a mess of dust and vapors to possibly kill whoever is doing it
How do you think baby diapers, sanitary pads and cigarette butts are made? Same process but using extruder and high temperature jets. Polyester fabric, Same process
@@craftyjitin3d765you are just introducing microplastics onto you. Tho only reason they suck is bc they cant be dumped hy the body and its a body wide saturation at the cellular/molecular level , it interferes with the division of cells causing imperfections which over time multiply and can become rogue aka cancer , true polyester is basically the same shit but the materials are alot cleaner so its introducing less hazardous material into your body with the plastic If i fucked any of that up im sorry. I am under the influence but if memory serves thats close enough to the truth. So yea
Fun-fact: Experiments show that the exposure to microplastics induces a variety of toxic effects, including oxidative stress, metabolic disorder, immune response, neurotoxicity, as well as reproductive and developmental toxicity.
The fact that people think the plastic automatically turned to cotton is actually problematic. If you can’t spot something that easy to see, I’d imagine your life is extremely difficult cause you see the world as a very “safe space” where everything ever shown on the internet must be true.
While I agree with factual points You're not in the spirit of this Share the positivity..plastic like this can absolutely be reused. I'm gonna go one further & say you can build any hard shape out of woven material set in resin, painted on or otherwise. Imagine water pipes made from this stuff, white guttering for house...kids cott.. Anything!
This is definitely real. Do you know what cheap wigs are made out of? Just in case you don't know they are made out of plastic. Like the ones you get at the Halloween store. That machine you see that turns it into a cotton candy like material heats the plastic up and melts it forming the plastic material into thin strands that he uses to make the beanies
That’s such a great idea! I am always wondering how people like this young gentleman could come up with crazy ideas and carry them out! He’s a genius and cares for mother Earth 🌎. Thank you for sharing ❣️🔥🙋🏽♀️🔥❣️
Thank u🙌🏻 finally someone! I was waiting for a comment like this, how can people not tell this is fake or at leats greatly exaggerated with all the jumpcuts and a clearly woolen beanie in the end?
@@johnolaoluwathose bottles are made from PET, polyethylene terephthalate, and they contain endocrine disrupters as well as other additives like UV stabilizers. The process shown is not safe for the person doing it or whoever wears the thermally and mechanically distressed thermoplastic fragments releasing inhalable microplastics. Yes, polyester fibers can be made from PET too, and arguably neither are safe in the long run. Nonbiodegradable plastics should be phased out.
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Which company cap are you wearing
Me: cocacola and 7 up cap
Earth friendly ❤
Very good
Lol
Dwl 😂
❤😂😅😂😅😂😊😅😂😅
I thought he's making Cotton candy with that plastic 😂
I thought that too 🤣🤣
Me too😂
He used the cotton candy machine
The true about cotton candy
They're not gonna know.
They're gonna know.
How will they know?
He is a man who cares about the environment, turning used goods into something meaningful 😍😍
you just literally wrote down what we all see on the video like , okay and ?
Y'all know this fake AF. right?
Even if it seems recycling those microplastics will be consumed by humans so better not allow plastic in to our life
He is a man who recycles plastic into something that should not be plastic
If you dont understand.. "microplastic go brr"
I just see a micro plastic factory 😮💨
We need more people like you. Keep going. You doing great!
We don't need more people like him we need to like him ❤
Scammers? I think we need less of those.
You know this fake right?
@@babykata-dt3ysI can't say if they are scammers
@@jgon12do you have proof?
Sooo, I work for a woollen mill. We manufacture sheep’s wool, acrylic, polyester, nylon and cotton yarn products, and each one has a different manufacturing method. The plastics generally need an alkaline environment to accept dyes, natural materials need acid and both need to be heated to sub-boiling temps. You know what the hilarious part is? Those bottles are made of the wrong type of plastic to allow for that kind of dying. Tack on the fact that his dyeing process is heavily flawed, and on top of that I have a knitting machine just like the one he’s used. It can’t knit two types of knits like what you see on the finished product, and the only way it knits that neatly is by using waste yarn lest it curls at the start and end. The knitted product isn’t a single type of knit, either. As for that blue dye, again, completely wrong method of dyeing.
I’m more angry at this shit than I have any right to be, but doing this on an industrial scale I know you can’t dye polyethylene like that. We can’t even dye it at my joint because of the separate processes required for it, and homeboy mix up some acrylic paint in baby blue and called a day.
Honestly with the shit about saving the eco system, this is a rather understandable thing to be upset about because this is spawning a trend of faking saving eco system videos to get clicks
فيديو سخيف ومزور
Not to mention the zero vibration of plastic compared to pure linen. Cotton or hemp that vibrates at 5000
youtube is doomed
Thanks for letting us know. Honestly these videos are scams.
The microplastics in this guy's system got to be crazy 😂
Yea as great as recycling is, the trade off to one’s health (even just wearing it) is not worth it at all.
Microplastic people are the same as germaphobes, mentally ill.
My hatred of plastic is combatting my love of reusing/recycling. 😂
His lungs are full of micro plastics.
I was just thinking the same thing. Not necessarily safe to breathe that in.
When handling plastics like this, you should wear protective equipments, gloves, masks, goggles because microplastics could enter your body and it's dangerous
OMG human creativity doesn't have limits! Amazing!
I love it when humans actually do constructive things
Things have always been constructive for us but destructive for nature...
@@SAINIDEmerusak alam dari segi apa bro? Jaga mulut anda 🤫
@@cucukakeksugionoTV Have you just been born.
@@ghostofuchiha2023you were born in 2023 my son. You should shut the fu** up your mouth
Yes not shaking nyash lol
Regular beanie: 15$
Eco beanie: 35$
more like $350.00
In mass production ?
@mushafrizvi7747 that's the tiniest mass production anyone's ever seen...
Could be mass produced tho
And when the beanies worn out people will likely throw it in the trash like most would have to begin with.
I think I'd rather have something natural on my skin than plastic
Over 60% of clothes are made from polyester which is synthetic and a platic. The shoes you wear aren't "natural" either. :)
Whats more natural than dead dinos?
😮whoaw!!! Why isn't this in every country on a large scale???? The planet/humanity needs this!!!??
A friendly reminder to everyone watching, this isn't how any of this works and most recycled material you buy uses maybe 6% actual recycled material.
Chemical changes are very definitive and it's actually quite hard to recycle and fake content like this helps people think plastic isn't a problem as long as they recycle it when that's very incorrect.
Stay strong og
El Plástico no es el problema el problema lo generan los humanos que lo tiran en cualquier lugar.
El Plástico es una solución magnífica derivada del petróleo.
Algunos prefieren matar árboles para remplazar el plástico.
Gracias!! Eso es cierto
Came here for this comment
How is this fake?
Dude just Replaced cotton with plastic 😂😂
The important thing is a video, views, and 1.5 million likes
Well actually some fabrics are made from plastic lol but I don’t think this video is real tho
@@Mohammadamin9944 1.6
You guys never heard of polyester?
@@breadmonkeys shhh darlin they are clearly new here. Let them have this moment…
Qué fantástico!!!!!!!! Me emociona que haya formas de reciclar y cuidar el planeta de alguna manera . Muchas gracias ❤
es fake
ペットボトルから洋服がどのように作られているか、想像すら出来ませでした。
拝見出来てスッキリしました。
If only recycling was actually this efficient when big companies do it
If only. I never understood why it was the consumers responsibility to recycle...
It actually is ,that’s not just what they worry about it’s that it will interfere with the bosses different businesses ,and their buddies business
No the takeaway is that it is indeed just this easy to recycle. They simply choose not to do it because it's more expensive and it's just cheaper to make new plastic instead. Also there is a negative sentiment towards recycled plastic so demand is less for that when compared to new plastic.
Companies have been marketing themselves by talking about the greatness of recycling while hardly doing it but that doesn't mean it can't be done.
@@primejay9975 lol no, its simply not a simple process. the energy and labor cost for this process are to high compared to buy fresh resources. and while that cap looks nice who wants a 100% PVC cap
@@hittingyouovertheheadit's not that simple every piece of plastic can't be recycled the same way which makes it difficult to recycle half of it
The problem with clothing made of plastic, is that if it catches on fire, most plastic melt and stick tenaciously to your skin.
I think very few people realize how much of their clothing is plastic.
This was my first thought, too, when watching this video...
The problem with creative videos and the people that watch them is that once they catch fire haters stick to 'em with a ferocious tenacity!
You have 3rd degree burn wound?
@@jaydefranco329 imbecile. I work in a hospital. Surgical depth. Have seen the horror of melted plastic on skin
It is horrendously painful to victims of such.
Good use of Recycling ♻️ 👏
Genial!!! Gracias por contribuir al cuidado del medio ambiente. Dios le bendice❤
**Casually inhales microplastics**
microplastic good for your digest system.
O soluyor, bizler giyiyoruz
when did he do that?
too late buddy
@@Deino6000 o tempo todo, por mais q não pareça, tem microplasticos no ar nesse processo dele.. trabalhei em uma empresa de pintura a pó.. e chega a ser absurdo a quantidade de tinta e distância que algo micro pode viajar e poluir
These homemade recycling videos are all I ever see where stuff is actually recycled. Would be nice if big industry would recycle too
Because its not able to be done on a large scale
The problem is micro fabric will be in air and you will die with a lot of problems
There is... The company where I work produces Econyl regenerated nylon is a product introduced in 2011 by Aquafil. It's made entirely from ocean and landfill waste, such as industrial plastic, fabric scraps from clothing companies, old carpets and "ghost nets."
Also, we aren't getting the whole picture here. It's not as simple as they making it look.
@@ryanwest6013 for real, its crazy that people cant use common sense
Magnificent creation from recycled stuff, salute!!!
We already have too much plastic in our waterways. When people try to wash this it's going to break down and go into our sewer systems.
We don't need plastic solutions as much as we need less plastic products produced.
You just created microplastic by blending it. You're going to track that outside from your shoes, or it's going to blow away outside ruining the environment farther. The best thing for the environment is to stop plastic production for things that will be trash after purchase (like bottles), and instead collect our stupid mistake of plastic waste and landfill it all in one location so it breaks down away from both human and wildlife populations. Creating more microplastics by needing to wash your product or to tear up your materials doesn't help the environment.
Yes, we need less plastic being produced. And this comes with tradeoffs, for sure - such as microplastics. But you're not going to wake up in a perfect world with little plastic production tomorrow. So in the meantime, this shows that we can at least reuse the plastic to create thread. And that has many useful applications. And the world would be better off if more of the plastic were recycled towards such applications.
How plastic convert to cotton its a big miracle
It couldn't be cotton.. Nylon cap..
C'est du nylon maintenant
Ya.. it is cotton. Seem different with nylon fiber
Poliéster
É fake
One of the many true solutions to not throw plastic to the oceans and save all the material 100%
Its fake. It doesnt work like that
Eh you can only downcycle plastics and also many plastics arent recycable at all so no sadly this isnt the solution
Even if it works, will you wear a cap made in plastic? After 1 min your head will boil
@@stefanocacciatore7196 its common to recycle pvc into clothing its called polyester. Look at your jacket or t shirts or shi you will most certainly have a polyester % on that. Also things like jackets are oftek made 99% out of polyester. Synthetic fiber with is mostly polyester makes up 70% of the market of clothing materials
Cotton candy
Excelente trabajo ❤ y una forma innovadora de ayudar al planeta reciclando ❤
Wow, I'm so mindblown! What a great video that was so well made as well as such a noble cause! I would definitely buy one just to support you!
Vaporizing the plastic in a ‘’coton’’ state is great but be very safe and make sure to wear a mask.
As fine airborne plastic particles can go into your lungs.
Long term exposition can lead to Fibrosis.
Finally a smart comment who knows their facts! Thank you!
We're all going to die from micro plastics anyways
@@t.l.nobody is gonna die, these people are just mentally ill and think that plastic can kill them somehow.
Imagine being this scared of plastic lmao
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@@karyperrier5453 microplastics
This guy is teaching us that , every woolen cloth is not prepared by wool 😂😂😂😂😂
the forbidden cotton candy.
No this is acrylic yarn
Indeed.
I love when Plactic become Cotton.
I want to be this useful to our environment!
You people know that molten plastic usually turns black. Not perfectly white.
Also the impurities we've seen this guy put in the plastic(labels, etc) can't result in white plastic.
This guy just showed himself cutting up some plastic, making actually cotton candy and then spinning some wool/cotton into yarn, which he used to make a cap.
si se calienta bien nop pero no creo que lo haya hecho de 10
además es igual a uno que tiene un familiar (no es un gorro pero la forma y to es igual)
@@RockyElChocolatero Creo que te equivocas, no tiene ningún familiar.
they didn't even spin it even, they just wound it up ... somehow?
Ok maybe before commenting watch it carefully, he didn't melt plastic he grinded it
@@MSCM2525 after grinding theres a cotton candy maker at the bottom theres a heater.
although, am not sure if that should make the plastic not white, since white sugar can also turn black/brown in a pan but in a cotton candy maker, it will stay white.
I can't even imagine how people even come up with ideas like this. Brilliant use of plastics that would have probably ended up in the ocean.
It's still in the ocean. Nobody would wear a plastic hat. It's Internet garbage. Made the dude a few bucks for the video, but he just threw it all in the bin after the camera is off.
@zippySquirrelface ummm..guess you never heard of polyester before?
@@zippySquirrelface Uhm, hate to break it to you, but this is called making Polyester; been around commercially since 1951. Hell, you're probably wearing something made of Polyester right now, walking on carpet pile made of Polyester too.
@@rfcbass6810 yeah, nobody wears polyester. It's hot and uncomfortable. They used to wear it in the disco days
Love how people are so worried about microplastics in their food and water yet do shit like this. Dudes lungs are coated in “recycled” plastics.
didn‘t know you could turn plastic into something so soft!
Wow!😮 I didn't imagine that's possible. What a great way to recycle🙃🌸. Congrats🤍💕💫
I never knew you could recycle plastics from home like this. That's pretty cool
Its fake 😂
He is using cotton
He is PET botle
Fake
You can't.
You'd never get plastic to spin out like cotton candy with a machine like that. It would be cool if you could.
This is one of the nicest things I have seen a person do for the environment, it is an original and incredible idea. Congratulations❤
Instead of that, If humans regulate their usage of plastic then it will be more helpful for the the environment. We can use reusable glass bottles, but no ! we need mobility in everything. We want to grab coke and drink it while walking on the beach and we have freedom to throw it everywhere. Keep doing it because global warming increasing. God made beautiful creations and man made distractive creations. So Sad!!
It’s not really original. Rayon is essentially plastic just virgin not usually made from recycled bottles.
You can wear this
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Amazing.... Every company should consider recycling
The only problem with this is plastic is always plastic. Doing things like this only make more micro and nano plastics. 100% of us are all eating, drinking, and breathing plastic. While this is only one of many ways we’re creating micro plastics it’s a huge source. We really need to stop or limit the types of clothing that can be made of plastic. It’s incredibly hard to find 100% natural materials these days.
Hush😮😮😊
The point of the video was to show that they are recycling bottles into something useful.
@@screamoutloud1703 People know it.. but he's right
당신의 주장은 틀렸습니다. 옷을 포함한 모든 재료를 플라스틱 없이 천연재료로 만든다면 지금보다 더 많은 나무가 필요하며 이산화탄소를 내뿜는 동물들을 지금보다 배이상 늘려야합니다. 플라스틱 재활용만이 80억 인구의 환경 오염을 줄일 수 있는 방법입니다. 당신은 이상주의자일 뿐이며 공산주의자입니다.
Agree
This way the plastic doesn't end up in the oceans. It will be used for something new and useful. I call that 100 recycling. Great job 🙌🙌🫶
It’s fake.
It will still end up in the ocean, but also in the air as microplastics, which isn't much better
@@liquidebleu If you take it that way. Nothing is better. Deforestation for paper is not a good thing either. But someone has to start doing something or not
Micro plastic from the fibers will go straight back to the ocean sadly
@@puffoffluffedair543 This is really a sad development. But something has to be done 🥺
I think this is a very nice thing. Congratulations.👏
Walmart be like: that’ll be $18.99
Wow wow.....great way to save the Earth from plastic pollution...👍👍👍👍👌👌👌
Ooo Dios!!!!
??? Why would that prevent pollution???
Ткань из бутылок уже давно производится, это почти вся китайская синтетика
This is recycling, which is good, but all it's doing is delaying the pollution. Every time this gets washed it'll shed microplastics.
Just offsetting the inevitable.. doesn't break down, just smaller bits.. still plastic.
Big plastic industry needs to start doing this (and more)
This guy is a hero!
De Hecho en el pais donde vivo hay una empresa de cobijas que hace eso, son unas cobijas super buenas y calientitas me han durado mas de 10 años
I agree
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Yea right... How many of those hats have you worn? I can appreciate the thought and innovation but how much electricity is used to make it,how comfortable are they. Do they actually work and last. If they fall apart as fast as they're built it's just trash
@@milkmanman all very true!
Que belleza
Felicitaciones para los emprendedores y muchos exitos
used my whole IQ to guess what he is trying to make.
We just need to stop being so reliant on plastics. Micro plastics are killing everyone.
Its way too late to put the genie back in that bottle
Think about it your archaeologists go out and they find leftover things that people built up to a certain time and then poof they're all gone plastic does deteriorate over to 400 years when it's gone they'll be no proof that we were here except possibly clay flower pots and coffee mugs no plastic dishes just some of the ceramic ones or shards of them
i mean, it's easier said than done. Try to replace the plastic that is in every products... while trying to keep the same accessibility/cost/price.
I don't know a single person who died because of microplastics
@@ArtFiendz Right...
Just what we need, more micro plastics.
So what do you suggest? Or do you think if he didnt shred the plastic there would be less microplastic? So we should just burn all old plastic and make brand new one instead ? This is the Definition of recycling.
Idk whats worse, the ignorance of your comment, or the fact that you got over 200 likes... Is this supposed to be a joke and i am not getting it ? If so then i am sorry.
You sell your body
This video is fake. Period.
You'd know about plastic
True
Ese muchacho si sabe cuidar el medio ambiente no como otros que tiran basura
You are very talented 👏 ❤️
Would love to pen a store that offers services like this. You could bring in your plastic bottles and have them processed into various items. Almost like Build-A-Bear but for sustainable clothing and recycling. Think of all the homeless people who could benefit from this, as many of them collect bottles and cans to recycle for money. The store could offer full recycling trade ins, or you could choose to have your bottles processed into new clothes or reusable bags and even shoes and socks. You would need employees to handle the machines and the dyeing and processing of materials and such but within just a few hours people could walk out with new recycled, sustainable items. All of the scraps could go to making asphalt, building materials, and/or being outsourced to places that could completely recycle the scraps or other sustainable companies could use the scraps and extras to research new ways to use them. It would literally be recycling ♻️ the company as well. Just food for thought.
great idea
Patent your idea its awesome !
Excelente idea
Oh wow thanks guys 🥰 this is just stuff that pops up in my head ✌🏾
Net cost: $100(5 hours of work at $20 per hour), and price: $200 or more to make the business self sustainable. So no, thanks, I d rather stop drinking Coke and use the $200 to plant some trees.
Love the jump cuts u cant tell when they switch out the plastic for actual yarn 💪🏾🔥 good job
Exactly... I watched few times but still can't figure it out
I think the cut is when he started pulling out the 'thread' from the pile of 'cotton candy'.
U dun think it's real? 😢
😂
EL VIDEO ESTA BASTANTE BIEN HECHO 😂😂😂
Nice work for us and for the environment ❤
Never heard or thought of such a great recycling idea!! Awesome!!
Would be fun to see the actual result of this process. As some others point out: how is a mix of red , green and transparent plastic giving a bunch of pure white fibers ?
Its not its clear fibers. Like a polar bear does not have white fir and its skin is black.
Because the colors are so minimal in the plastics.
Because it's fake
if it's aerated plastic due to the melting process it's possible to come out white to pastel-ish white
Moment he put it in the candy floss spinner I knew it was fake
There was a company that went to my home country with the same idea except they made shower curtains. They cleaned up all of ur coast lines and islands. Our planet is far from clean but this is a great start to an amazing solution!
it's fake
Wow the process was so fun to watch 🥰💖💕
That's awesome what you're doing! 👍
How can plastic repolymerise to form durable fibres? Doesn't make sense.
Whatever that pink liquid they put in for an hour I'm assuming helps with this.
Yo soy lo se que se hacen hilos para coser con botellas de plástico pero no sé cómo hagan un estambre como ese
lmfao its no longer plastic its just yarn
@@Kamorok01 I think it's for colour
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So underrated! No one's talking about what a genuis this guy is! God given talent here!
😂😂
Its literally called polyester, and has been available since 1941; commercially available since 1951.
It's fake dude, see the texture of the strings he made 😅
ทุกคนทำมันได้อินเดียมีเยอะมากแบบนี้แล้วก็จีนด้วยเก็บขยะรีไซเคิลแล้วก็ขายต่อต้นทุนไม่เยอะกำไลดี่ดีxd
@@chetanabangera3190 Doesn't have to be fake, this is literally how recycling works
Love this thats the type of action that creates a favorite beanie
1) Noodles
2)Rise
3)Cotton Candy
4)Cap
😅❤👌
Thing about recycling is that youd have to turn the recycled product into something that wont be discarded again, if you keep recycling plastic the fibers that hold it together become smaller and smaller until you cant do much with it, think of it like taking a string and breaking it, then tying it back together hundreds of times, eventually you've just got a mess of ugly knots that wont tie very well. So basically recycling works, just not the way we wish it would.
At that point the plasticizer is fully depleted and it will compost in the same time as a log.
@@TheAlgorath and it can be used to make asphalt or concrete too. I’m sure there’s many other ways to melt it into newer plastics or materials. Big companies are more concerned with making fast money instead of making money and keeping the planet cleaner.
Either way it's absolutely worth doing especially the rate our technology is evolving. I bet in the next 10 years we'll have found even more ways to fix that issue. The main thing we need is replication and popularization of these methods all over the world at a somewhat affordable price. This process looks incredibly simple and could have a very high production rate.
@@debrajol3585 Depends on plastic. Most resins react poorly in the presence of UV Light. Then the plasticizers leech into the soil and contaminate ground water.
Yes, but there'd be less of it and probably disintegrate quicker than it would just sitting and rotting in the sun; let's hope!!
🇧🇷🇧🇷 THIS IS TRULY GENIUS AND SOMETHING THE ENTIRE WORLD REALLY NEEDS. 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Qual o nome da música ?
The hell it is ITS PLATIC
Microplastics: have I introduced myself
I dont need plastic on my skin.
no. we need less of this.
this a future microplastic explosion to the environment.
NOT GOOD.
OH! THAT'S HOW PLASTIC CLOTHING IS MADE! AWESOME!
Its a good idea! I would like there to be more machines that are not so dangerous, so that even teenagers can recycle!
Perfect way to reintroduce more microplastics to the world...
It's a creative way to use plastic waste, but as you said he's still useing it and in fiber form it's even worst.
I was also thinking just the same thing.
I don't know if he wears a respirator when chopping it up into that crumble, but breathing in that dust is very harmful to the body. Also yes, wearing that hat can't be good for your health without it being treated properly through a chemical treatment. Those forever chemicals and microplastics MUST be very bad to wear directly on your skin or scalp, once it begins to break down with time. 💀
Plastic is harmful to the environment, so let's wear it.
Microplastic every where
Really? whats ur alternative?
Does anyone question how he spins it like cotton candy and after it just miraculously unravels like the perfect string! 🤣 🧵
It's weird, no one says anything
Science?
I am just asking the same question..it is like magic hhhh
It's fake
It's the heating element at the bottom of the spinning part. It melts the plastic bits and flings them out into string and they dry once in string form.
What brand is that beanie?
Me: Micro plastics
Respectful person this is good process of recycling the useless plastic so good respect.........😃😃👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Amazing to see people trying to save the planet! How does it become soft like fabric though, that's crazy cool.?
Except that now you have a piece of clothing that is not biodegradable. It's not a real solution.
This hat slowly falls apart, leaving a trail of microplastics that are impossible to control.
Skin is very absorbing and wearing plastic will have your skin absorb micro plastics into your blood stream so it's unhealthy to wear any plastics...
@@lydaalvarez123 exactly
@@lydaalvarez123 Still better than throwing plastic bottles.
Wonderful. Thanks for sharing the process!
Unfortunately this is a heavily edited version of the process.
The melted plastic should end up black and the fibers wouldn't be at yarn like for the knitting without heavy chemicals.
This is more of an artistic interpretation/ depiction of what to expect.
Candy floss spinners don't work like that. Plastic is by far the worst material to put into a machine like that since it's meant to make sugar into strings like that. Plastic isn't as easily degradable via heat like sugar is though, and it would cause a mess of dust and vapors to possibly kill whoever is doing it
I did not know plastic could do that😮
We can use that thread also for many things.very useful, productive idea
Too bad plastic is the worst thing when you want something warm.
We don't want to wear plastic
... absorbed thru our skin/scalp .. plastic is in our food, water bottles. Let's use it for otherstuff
How do you think baby diapers, sanitary pads and cigarette butts are made? Same process but using extruder and high temperature jets. Polyester fabric, Same process
Wir sollten Plastik überhaupt nicht mehr nutzen, nachdem wir wissen, wie schädlich es ist!
Yes we do..its called polyester
Cotton and Linen are the best for Tropical climates so we go only with these......This cloth can be used for bags, covers and other purposes
Обмотку для труб можно делать
This is so Amazing.. I watched it 5 times
Thought he'd handout that forbidden cotton candy to some kids. Disappointed.
I've heard of cancer-awareness hats but never of cancer-causing hats. Well done!
Wait cancer causing?
How?
Or maybe I'm being dumb
@@craftyjitin3d765 No you are not dumb; but he is
i mean good grade plastic is cancer causing without even getting in to your system
Lol
@@craftyjitin3d765you are just introducing microplastics onto you. Tho only reason they suck is bc they cant be dumped hy the body and its a body wide saturation at the cellular/molecular level , it interferes with the division of cells causing imperfections which over time multiply and can become rogue aka cancer , true polyester is basically the same shit but the materials are alot cleaner so its introducing less hazardous material into your body with the plastic
If i fucked any of that up im sorry. I am under the influence but if memory serves thats close enough to the truth. So yea
Fun-fact: Experiments show that the exposure to microplastics induces a variety of toxic effects, including oxidative stress, metabolic disorder, immune response, neurotoxicity, as well as reproductive and developmental toxicity.
Mire el video incontables veces!
Gracias ❤
The fact that people think the plastic automatically turned to cotton is actually problematic. If you can’t spot something that easy to see, I’d imagine your life is extremely difficult cause you see the world as a very “safe space” where everything ever shown on the internet must be true.
Amazing to see people trying to save the planet! How does it become soft like fabric though ❤❤🥰
Plastic doesn't actually work in candy floss spinners like that. Unless it's custom made for plastic, those things would explode otherwise
While I agree with factual points
You're not in the spirit of this
Share the positivity..plastic like this can absolutely be reused.
I'm gonna go one further & say you can build any hard shape out of woven material set in resin, painted on or otherwise.
Imagine water pipes made from this stuff, white guttering for house...kids cott..
Anything!
It doesn't
Look easy lol😊
@@borntodoit8744”share the positivity” what if the world ended up praising recycling with this particular method which is in fact inefficient
People realise that he’s just using cotton right? 😂
No a lot of them sadly don't.
I did now!
Lol the bottom pile was cotton this was all a sham
Nope , I thought he just made polyester threads from plastic.😂
This is definitely real. Do you know what cheap wigs are made out of? Just in case you don't know they are made out of plastic. Like the ones you get at the Halloween store. That machine you see that turns it into a cotton candy like material heats the plastic up and melts it forming the plastic material into thin strands that he uses to make the beanies
I always wear plastic cans over my head
Bro do a whole life plastic
That’s such a great idea! I am always wondering how people like this young gentleman could come up with crazy ideas and carry them out! He’s a genius and cares for mother Earth 🌎. Thank you for sharing ❣️🔥🙋🏽♀️🔥❣️
It’s polyester 😊
It’s fake
you know this is fake right? xD
masyaAllah...anda penuh manfaat bagi Alam dan Sekitar...semoga makin banyak memberi manfaat...aamiin...
huh
@@user-wm6bk3in3hthe world doesn't revolve around english
Awesome bro Mother 🌏 appreciates you
hanya org bodoh yg percaya vidio itu
REALLY GOOD JOB 👍
Music:☠☠☠
Video:😊😊😊😊😇
For those who believe this is real, good luck.
"Most Flamable Hat..." I Hope it Comes with all the Warning Instruction Menu with it.
The polyester insulation in my crawl space was made by this method on a more industrial scale. Very cool.
Wearing plastic materials shuts down the body's energy that's why it's important to wear Natural clothes such as cotton,linen.......
Come on, it's wood mood, the better 5 minute crafts, it's all fake
Thank u🙌🏻 finally someone! I was waiting for a comment like this, how can people not tell this is fake or at leats greatly exaggerated with all the jumpcuts and a clearly woolen beanie in the end?
Exactly lol
I do find the ingenuity of this idea very impressive, but the last thing people need is exposure to more micro plastics.
it's called polyester - you're probably wearing one now.
@@johnolaoluwathose bottles are made from PET, polyethylene terephthalate, and they contain endocrine disrupters as well as other additives like UV stabilizers. The process shown is not safe for the person doing it or whoever wears the thermally and mechanically distressed thermoplastic fragments releasing inhalable microplastics.
Yes, polyester fibers can be made from PET too, and arguably neither are safe in the long run.
Nonbiodegradable plastics should be phased out.
@johnolaoluwa
I smoke weed so I should probably just snort fentanyl.
What a phenomenal idea 😮
Greatest recycling ever 🥺