How Do I Recycle This?
As I have said in a previous post, “anything that can be reused, must be reused,” and the design world has been up to the challenge with brilliant green dreams like Jens Praet’s paperwaste tables and Rotor’s post-modern kitchen cabinets.
But what about recycling everyday objects we no longer need? Like, what am I supposed to do with a kid’s old wading pool? How can I reuse an old pair of tights?
Check out the How Do I Recycle This? blog to connect with a community of creative people working towards a lifestyle of zero waste. Post your query and people will respond. Some of the suggestions are on the wacky side, but for the most part they’re practical and unique.
Image: Looking Glass
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