Administrator • Apr 24, 2012
Member • Apr 24, 2012
For a while I did work a bit on that. The trouble was that a biodegradable plastic performs poorly as long time stoarage packs, especially for liquids. The other kind takes too long to degrade. However, that is no reason not to continue the work.The_Big_KI'm not sure whether I'll ever do that. For that one reason; I prefer having my ice cream in cup rather than a cone. I think paper cups are a better option as paper can be recycled; without cutting more trees. Why aren't more efforts being put in recycling plastic?
Member • May 28, 2012
whats wrong in eating a cone icecream ? why would you prefer paper containers to it ?The_Big_KI'm not sure whether I'll ever do that. For that one reason; I prefer having my ice cream in cup rather than a cone. I think paper cups are a better option as paper can be recycled; without cutting more trees. Why aren't more efforts being put in recycling plastic?
Member • May 28, 2012
I read it somewhere that waxed paper cannot be recycled??? that includes paper cups I guess. Infact any food packaging paper.The_Big_KI'm not sure whether I'll ever do that. For that one reason; I prefer having my ice cream in cup rather than a cone. I think paper cups are a better option as paper can be recycled; without cutting more trees. Why aren't more efforts being put in recycling plastic?
Administrator • May 28, 2012
I've absolutely no clue. But if they're putting wax in it; then it'd be a no go. I think there exists enough amount of paper in the world which can be recycled to satisfy our needs of green solutions.durgaI read it somewhere that waxed paper cannot be recycled??? that includes paper cups I guess. Infact any food packaging paper.
Member • May 28, 2012
Quite right.The_Big_KI've absolutely no clue. But if they're putting wax in it; then it'd be a no go. I think there exists enough amount of paper in the world which can be recycled to satisfy our needs of green solutions.
Member • May 31, 2012
Member • May 31, 2012
right, I as well feel, the bills when you shop can be smsed to mobile phones rather than getting prtinted on huge roll of paperNachkoRecycling is the 3d option. A few weeks ago I read that according to the priority the options that we have are: avoid the use, reuse, recycle, dispose. Even though I am a big fan of the recycling, I know that there is much more to be done for the first two options. For example, I would like to have all the user manuals for the devices that I buy stored in the HDD as PDF's instead of those printed totally useless paper stubs.
Member • Jun 3, 2012
not a very practical idea, to be honest, because somehow i think print-media cannot be replaced by soft-mediadurgaright, I as well feel, the bills when you shop can be smsed to mobile phones rather than getting prtinted on huge roll of paper
Member • Aug 18, 2012
Member • Aug 18, 2012
Member • Aug 18, 2012
Sorry dude !! In which century you are living?zaverinot a very practical idea, to be honest, because somehow i think print-media cannot be replaced by soft-media
Member • Aug 18, 2012
#-Link-Snipped-#chinemelumbioramni what university did you attend because it is as if you know all engineering areas
Member • Aug 19, 2012
crazyboySorry dude !! In which century you are living?
In countries like USA, I have seen so many stores are already in practice of asking the consumers if they want a paper receipt or on email/ SMS.. 😁
Personally even, I do not take paper bills, if facility is available.
-CB
