10 top tips to take your recycling to the next level
Our mountain of waste is shockingly high, and creativity is needed to reduce it. Especially now that we have to pay for single-use plastic packaging. The possibilities are endless. From reusable fry boxes at McDonald’s — okay, they were stolen en masse, but the idea was great. At home, too, we recycle on a massive scale. Mandarin nets? You can do all sorts of things with them. Used tea bags? Bread clips? The possibilities are end-less. Need more inspiration? Take a look at the examples below.
All over the world and throughout the year, we find remarkable ways to make packaging materials 100% recyclable and to use as much recycled material as possible for food packaging. From an edible ketchup cup to a glass made from an empty mustard jar, we see something good in everything.
10 great recycling tips
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- Creatieve alternatieven voor plastic supermarkttasjes.
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- Win-winsituatie: ketchup in een wafelhoorntje.
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- Reminder: je kunt echt ALLES in je koelkast in glazen potten bewaren.
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- Geniaal: manden van bananenbladeren en kokospalmen.
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- Doei IKEA. Voortaan drinken we uit gebruikte mosterdpotjes.
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- Een rozemarijnplant als kerstboom, die je daarna weer terug in de grond stopt. Ruikt nog lekker ook.
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- Niet vergeten mee te nemen uit de Franse supermarché. Deze dessertpotjes zijn echt overal voor te gebruiken.
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- Dit willen we: onze eigen flesjes olie tappen in de winkel.
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- Met een broodclipje kun je echt alle kanten op.
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- Je knoflooknetje is perfect om kleine stukjes zeep in te stoppen in plaats van weg te gooien.
Also read:
- What’s better for the environment: plastic cling film or aluminum foil?
- Cat and dog food is very bad for the environment
- Also hate having a wooden spoon in your ice cream? This ice cream parlor has the solution
Source: BoredPanda
