German Student Turns Plastic Waste Into Expensive-Looking Tiles

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[@joshhaylock8514]

Why aren’t these people more acknowledged then other influencers that don’t do anything? I’m more inclined to do something like this

[@inlovewithhumans]

Great work
There are Many similar factories in India too..
Making tiles, paver blocks,roof sheets, bricks
I want recycled plastic to be used in construction of Big sites ,sports arena,
And most importantly only few type of industries or products should allowed plastic use...

[@jf2369af]

Nice, going to have to try this one out myself but I'll be doing it out in the open air instead of in a building with no real ventilation from what I could see.

[@sanialiyuumar-o4y]

excellent invention keep it up.

[@hamsa0123]

Great work 👍👍

[@satyaprakashpatra1410]

How it works? And the whole making process???

[@yasmintrindade7041]

Where is her contact or social media?

[@leonmccarty9430]

What if there is a way to reuse all waist over and over forever. The best part is we can use off the self parts to do it. It only requires the will to do it. That's where the people come in for they must demand it to be done. It is to use the same centrifuges that turn yellow cake into U 235 and 238. By making the waist into a mash, or dry spray. Send that into a high temperature blast ferness, then into a master centrifuge separating the chemical elements down the middle. Then through banks of other centrifuges set to separate out each atomic weight of the element. Selling them back to the company to reuse. This can be indefinitely done. Bio chemical waist, radiation. All ground, all air, all water palusion. Do the people really won't a cleaner planet?

[@stanleynyandoro8124]

This is impressive, outstanding & intriguing!! How do I contact that lady?

[@guser436]

Creates microplastics instead lol when she was polishing it. Nice idea but doesn't do anything to tackle the problem, we shouldn't be making so much plastic in the first place

[@GalCon99]

Also having to heat the plastic during the production process is a problem on it's own.

[@simonegouws-delange9990]

I wouldn't say these tiles look expensive. It looks a like a child made them...Cool idea though.

[@lucymwaura4163]

Hi

[@ugandabiker1932]

I just want to say to the lady journalist she's beautiful babe