Zeroing down plastic waste with a circular economy solution

Plastic waste, particularly PET can be eliminated by using them to innovately make durable plastic bricks and pavers.
#Reuse plastic waste
#Reduce carbon print
#Plastic bricks
#plastic pavers
#80% plastic
#20% sand

[@Swarnim1109]

Wow this is what I was looking for

[@mrMacGoover]

The majority of the material used should be sand and the melted plastic should only be used as a means of binding the sand.

[@senkronmakina]

The perfect fire invitation brick

[@timtravasos2742]

Looks promising

[@bryanordish3477]

Very smart great idea you need to change the mold into stackable so you could build tiny hut houses

[@ashabrn]

Thanks for the tip!

[@Brightokoro-fb9iw]

That was a great hop but I have a question
The pan what was that stuff brushing the pan with what,what is that called

[@carolinefalatsi6391]

Using PET bottles for me has been a disaster. The brick creaks. I am surprised you can do it with such ease

[@Kiyaa-z9e]

Please how to working this i am from ethiopian i have interesting with this work but how to work tell me

[@nunyabitnezz2802]

Nice bricks. Toxic fumes.

[@Dcris78]

80/20 by weight or volume?

[@remy69400]

interesting for application in shower or swimming pool maybe , the process has to be improved and the quantity of plastic should be lower . interesting

[@perpetuant5452]

Why add sand?

[@aderemisosanya1072]

My concern is in form of a question. Considering the percentage of plastic in the brick, should one be bothered about the it's denaturing or changing of form when exposed to high temperatures particularly on hot days?

[@Lobzik67]

Wow,you clever! Professor !

[@wyleong4326]

Not to mention the potential dangers in cases of fires - poison smokes, melting structures... agree on bricks/building material but prolly just for outhouses, small garages or storerooms.

[@terrythe2dmaniac71]

It's not for building a room that's for sure but maybe pavements and land scapping, PET has a melting point of 250 degrees Celsius so don't worry about them ever melting or deforming on a hot day my dear.

[@izraelmirelez2168]

How many bottles make a brick ? How bout making plastic plywood sheets ?

[@samueltesfaye6322]

it's 1kg

[@menititehnik]

Come see and learn Master...👍

[@ghufrannaseem]

Hahaha Adriana it's not that difficult depending on what you want to do. I can help you if you wish I'm a producer and use soft soft for 10

[@deepakravi6275]

how can i add a ?

[@2165-d6n]

Data de hoje: 27/05/5992 (primeiro dia da semana).

[@bernadetedelourdesnascimen3917]

muito inteligente gostei muito

[@allanborrero2627]

100% LUNG CANCER😢

[@elenakotlyarova7298]

Очень вредное производство. Маска не спасет.((

[@t_tinahc]

If the climate change experts see this process being done openair, these two go to jail..

[@petertuyi7534]

What's there telephone contact?

[@herrhansmeier34]

🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♂️

[@nationfirst2299]

जेल जाओगे बहुत जल्दी।। गलत प्रोसेस।।

[@jelledebruyn7114]

this is not a good thing.

[@2165-d6n]

Não? Então explica.

[@andrewstrongman305]

@@2165-d6n These bricks are not eco-friendly as they can't be further recycled. There are better ways to make bricks, and better uses for recycled plastic.

[@perpetuant5452]

Why?