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.
'Let there be light!'
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea. And so simple.
Well, it's obviously a bright idea, but I must be getting thick: I just can't see how it works.
ReplyDeleteI bring my plastics to the bottle depot
ReplyDeleteLet there be light! LOL
ReplyDeleteI 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.
ReplyDeleteApparently the idea was designed and developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Not sure if it works in the dark!!
ReplyDeleteThe plastic bottle light seems to work. Ingenious idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat 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.
ReplyDeleteHi Janice .. what an incredible idea - so simple, so cheap .. and so effective.
ReplyDeleteFantastic - thanks for sharing with us .. cheers Hilary