Thursday 19 January 2012

It may be just a plastic bottle to you . . .

Next time you empty a plastic bottle consider what you might do with it. It could be used as a cheap way to water your plants, or as a wasp trap or a mole deterrent.

However, someone in Sitio Malagaya in the Phillippines has found a really useful 
way to recycle them.

9 comments:

  1. 'Let there be light!'

    Wonderful idea. And so simple.

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  2. Well, it's obviously a bright idea, but I must be getting thick: I just can't see how it works.

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  3. I bring my plastics to the bottle depot

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  4. I can't imagine living in such darkness. What a wonderful man to think of such a thing and help his community. I will go to the site and help out. Thanks for sharing this.

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  5. Apparently the idea was designed and developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Not sure if it works in the dark!!

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  6. The plastic bottle light seems to work. Ingenious idea.

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  7. What a brilliant idea! It might not help much at night but it certainly makes the days brighter. I don't buy a lot of plastic bottles and the ones I don't recycle get new uses. In the winter months when we do spay/neuter clinics the kittens sometimes get cold even though we are in a warm building. I fill a small plastic bottle with hot water, wrap it in a towel, and use it to warm them.

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  8. Hi Janice .. what an incredible idea - so simple, so cheap .. and so effective.

    Fantastic - thanks for sharing with us .. cheers Hilary

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