Showing posts with label recycling Ideas-Pet bottles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycling Ideas-Pet bottles. Show all posts

Sunday, April 7, 2013

the protector :)

to protect new saplings ..can use ..used PET bottles as a cover which will give protection from pigeons or other birds...


Friday, June 22, 2012

Junk Jumbo

This Jumbo is made of exclusively Junk...leaving colors nd glue...

material used:

  • plastic bottles -for body -legs-trunk-ears
  • mini feviquick tube-for tail
  • waste paper
  • coin cells-expired







  

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Houses wit PET

The Houses That PET Built - source Greenopolis


Eco-minded architects and designers are making treasure out of trash by recycling used PET bottles into beautiful, sustainable, buildings.

One of the wonderful things about being recycle-minded is that every piece of trash is an opportunity to recreate something wonderful.  At least, that's the way I felt when I saw testaments to the miracle of recycling — houses, cisterns, furniture, bus stops and even entire schools — made from recycled PET plastic bottles.

Eco-tec, an award-winning Honduran company, has used recycled PET plastic bottles for construction of houses, water tanks, and even schools.  

Using some 8,000 PET recycled bottles,
 Eco-Tec created the "casa ecológica" or ecological house, as a means of providing sustainable construction methods and employment in Honduras. 

70% of the structures built by Eco-Tec are made up of recycled PET bottles reclaimed from landfills and local clean-up projects.  The bottles are filled with sand and sealed before construction use.


Each casa ecologica  has a "living roof" made from sod and turf which insulates the house better than a conventional roof.  And although the roof weighs in at 30 metric tons when wet, the PET bottle walls to support the weight without effort.

Eco-Tec has gone beyond the experimental stages, and has tactually built over a dozen homes and community centers from PET bottles.
 

It took Tomislav Radovanovic five years and 13,500 plastic bottles to build the 60 sq meter house in Kragujevac, Serbia.
 

Only the foundation of the property is concrete, and all other parts of the house are made of plastic bottles that Radovanovic collected over many years.  Even the kitchen furniture and windows are made of plastic bottles.

This
 house can be found at Puerto Iguazu, a frontier town on the border between Argentina and Brazil. This amazing house, made by  Alfredo Santa Cruz and his family, is constructed entirely from recycled materials.  Over 1200 recycled PET bottles, 1300 Tetra Pak cartons, 140 CD cases which are used as doors and windows, and an additional 340 plastic bottles that have been recycled into couches and a bed. Mr. Santa Cruz and family now spend their time teaching others how to use recyclables as building materials.  

"Domestic waste can be transformed into useful stuff. We developed our own technique, which allows people to build a house that's perfectly functional at a very low cost and with their own hands. This is not just a project, but a reality," says Santa Cruz.

This striking bright orange schoolhouse in Granados, Guatemala, is constructed primarily of reclaimed plastic bottles. 
 

After noticing the amount of plastic trash littering Guatemalan streets and realizing that many schools did not even have walls, Peace Corps volunteer Laura Kutner decided to make a difference.
 

With help of local businesses and volunteers, Kutner began work on a school house made from recycled PET bottles. 
 

Over 6,000 bottles were filled with plastic grocery bags, chip bags, and other waste, and were placed inside a metal
 fencing to create the structure. More trash was used to fill up the spaces between the fencing and the bottles.


Using recycled PET plastic bottles for construction offers an affordable, sustainable solution to the need for adequate building construction in developing countries.



the Junk Jaswanti-hibiscus from Junk

a flower made from -scrap of PET bottle



the PET peacock

Peacock made of a PET water bottle and a small plastic paint bottle


Monday, June 4, 2012

Thursday, May 31, 2012

PET broom


A nice recycling Idea 




- courtesy -the junk wave.com

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Isang Litrong Liwanag,

Not to worry ...about the pronunciation... 
Millions of Filipinos taking their name every " Day" for the invention...the revolution called  Isang Litrong Liwanag (A Liter of Light). 
Kudos to students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).  Based on  simple physics  utilised in the project these students lit a light in to so many slum lives with the help of Mr.Illac Diaz of My shelter foundation. 
The students found that a one liter plastic bottle filled with bleach water and installed on top of a metal roof is a surprisingly simple way to light homes that have neither electrical connectivity nor natural lighting. 
The plastic defracts light and pushes it to every corner of a small slum house instead of beaming it onto one area like a typical lamp might.  
From this innovation inspired and a team of IIT-Bombay students working on Govandi slums now.  here some inspiration...


How to make a SolarBulb:


Demo Video:



Credits and thanks  to MIT , project "Isang Litrong Liwanag" and  Mr.Illac Diaz...

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Spoon/fork/Knife/Pen holder

Required:

  • PET Bottle
  • scissors
  • feviquick or any other gum
Procedure:





Friday, November 4, 2011

Room Freshener Holder


Required: 
  • small PET bottle -1no
  • Scissors/cutter
  • Marker
  • colours your choice
procedure: normally you can use water or cooldrink 500ml PET bottles.Mark the features you can draw which you can turn in to your ideology.leave the cap area so that what ever the left overs can clean easily.Just hav a look and let set Go....



Friday, October 28, 2011

hanging Tulip from PET bottle


Required:
 1) soft drink  pet bottle (biggest maketh difference)- 1 no
2) acrylic colours ,Brush
3)cutter ,scissors
and 4) a creative heart  with some patience

I hope you understand the procedure how to do!



Sunday, September 12, 2010

How to make a Kandil (Diwali lantern)

Hi folks...! Now I came with another Idea in recycling Ideas!

kandil...the lantern which is one of the seasonal attachment in almost all house holds in western India while the Diwali celebration is on.
Basically this structure is consists of mainly Cloth,Paper &and bamboo as main ingredients.
Here we are not at all using these ingredients...


in place of all we are going to use a PET bottle ...yes a water or cool drink pet bottle BIG...and colours either acrylic or Glass colours for the final decor.


Here how it can be...


Here you are saving Paper...and wood..and also taking a waste plastic bottle in to usage....

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Wall hangings...


This wall hanging is made of water bottle.

Material/accessories required:
  • an empty bottle
  • marker 
  • Scissors
  • glass colours of your choice 

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Racing Car

Racing Car
Racing car 1


Material Required:
5 pet bottles - 1 for Body;4 for wheels
2 Used pen cell batteries - for wheel axial

Take the bottle which was meant for BODY of Car. Make the holes and other arrangements  as shown in images.