Recycling

Simple yet creative ways to decorate your home using recycled products

Gone are the days when people used to throw away their old household items. Now, you can simply recycle your goods and enhance the look of your home. Here are 5 ways for you: Plastic Milk Crates So, you have thrown all your old milk crates away, right? Well, have you ever thought of making use of those plastic products for designing purposes? Not only that but you can also use these crates for functional purposes. At first, clean up all those discarded items carefully. Choose any colour as per your desire and spray paint them. You can even create different designs with paints for giving the crates a unique [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - May 7, 2013 at 1:48 pm

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Recycled Shipping container buildings that are green inside and out

Shipping containers have become one of the well-liked building materials these days. As these containers are large, hard and resilient, designers are recycling them to come up with some exclusive houses. Check out here: The View Tube This recycled shipping container building is situated in the East end of London right near the Olympic Park. It is basically a community venue that is made in the centre of a huge structure. The View Tube was built for the special event of 2012 Olympics and was inaugurated during the same. There is an eye-catching café, some wonderful arts and education spaces, and many other attractions inside the building. The View Tube [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - May 1, 2013 at 4:52 pm

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Creative ways to recycle read magazines

Are your magazine racks overflowing with a number of old read magazines? Just empty it out and reuse those journals for creating some exceptional household items. Read on below to know more. Wonderful Serving Bowl ‘Magazine serving bowl’ – does it sound strange to you? Well, it can truly be prepared for enhancing the look of your home. You can simply place it on the centre table, and add a new level to your home decoration. In addition, this serving bowl can also be used for serving dry food items. However, if you are planning to serve something curried or mashed to your guests, this magazine bowl would not be [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - May 1, 2013 at 4:29 pm

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Recycled Rugs: Go Green with Fashion

Love to live in an eco-friendly way and always think of using recycled products? If yes, then these recycled rugs made from worn out denim jeans perfectly fit in your Go-Green motto. Gone are the days when you have to throw your worn out jeans as the Swedish denim company Nudie Jeans has come up with a perfect solution for these worn out jeans. The Denim Label has the creative idea of turning these worn out nudie jeans into recycled rugs.   The stylish and innovative concept of reusing the worn out jeans is a part of Label’s Post Recycled Jeans initiative and after all who said that jeans have [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - April 15, 2013 at 9:12 am

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This new breed of recyclable solar cells are made from plants

Solar cells provide us with the most eco-friendly way to harnessing energy and creating electricity with emissions. However, the creation of solar cells themselves is pretty un-eco-friendly which sort of defeats the purpose they serve to an extent. However, researchers currently working at the Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics at Georgia Tech and Purdue claim that they have created the solar cells using nothing more than the materials we find in trees. Using a renewable resource to create green technology, the researchers have created a new kind of organic solar cells that are disposable at the end of their lifecycle and are less dependence on fossil fuels for its [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - April 12, 2013 at 5:57 am

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PET bottles recycled to make stunning wall garden

People living in tight urban spaces often find the cleverest ways to get close to nature. It were these very people who invented the terrace garden and the same folks who still use window boxes to get a view o lush green from their windows that usually open up to reveal a view of the concrete jungle in the background. Urban gardeners have also given us the concept of indoor herb gardens and ways to incorporate indoor plants into the décor. The wall garden is also the creation of such nature enthusiasts who want to have a lot of plants in their proximity but just have the kind of floor/garden [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - April 11, 2013 at 5:53 am

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Techno Pods: An Easy Way to Recycle over 100 Tons of Waste Generate in London City

London streets are presently dotted with huge black bins that have screens fitted on to their bodies – they might just seem to be technically advanced rubbish bins, but do not ‘rubbish’ them off so casually.  These ‘green’ high-tech rubbish bins that have been operating since a year are indeed responsible for recycling more than 100 tons of waste that has been generated in London City.  These unique bins are termed ‘techno pods’ and have been innovated by Renew Solutions.   From featuring state of the art LED screens that keeps the pedestrians briefed with a variety of updates ranging from the tube delays to what’s happening in the financial [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - March 26, 2013 at 4:43 am

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Secure trash load

Resolve to secure trash load, recycle e-waste, and report illegal dumping this New Year With a whole new year coming just after a few days we all should think about taking up some resolutions that will help our environment and our planet. Waste and pollution are increasing at an alarming rate and we all should do our bit to control it to an extent in a way so that even if we can’t reduce it we could at least try not to add any more unnecessary waste to our environment. So with a whole new year coming up we should take up a new resolution to secure our trash loads, [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - February 4, 2013 at 3:33 am

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Recycling of Paper

Recycling of Paper: how many times?   Every time our year ends with very special celebrations that being Christmas celebration and New year’s eve party. As the celebration brings a flurry of cheerful and colorful memories but it also brings the spirit of gift giving to the loved ones along with it. Lights, gifts and ornaments make this time of the year a very special one. But a major part of this holiday cheer ultimately ends up in the waste basket unfortunately. At the end of this holiday cheer every year many holiday revelers find themselves in the centre of an enormous pile of wrapping paper and empty cardboard boxes. [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - January 29, 2013 at 4:57 am

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Electronic Recycling

How Does Recycling Electronics Help You and the Environment? Technology is constantly evolving with every passing day and with every new invention. New features are being introduced daily; old models are slowly becoming obsolete and upgrades and improvisations are being added to existing devices, gadgets, techniques and mechanisms. The advancements in technology have provided impetus for the rise of a large number of electronic goods which are slowly being made available in the market year after year and day after day for consumers to buy at quite reasonable costs. In order to make space for new electrical gadgets, which are more advanced and specialized, the old gadgets need to be [...]

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Posted by Ecofriend1874 - January 28, 2013 at 4:43 am

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