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Articles tagged with ‘recycled plastic’

Ovetto Recycling Bin

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on August 19th, 2011
Ovetto Recycling Bin

The Ovetto Recycling Bin is a beautiful and stylish way for you to dispose of your household rubbish. The segmented design helps to make recycling simpler, with 3 different sections to take different types of refuse.

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The Green Recycled and Recyclable 16-Ounce Mug By Aladdin

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on November 19th, 2010

The Green Recycled and Recyclable 16-Ounce Mug By Aladdin

This Green 16-Ounce Mug has been made from 100% recycled food grade plastic. The mug has been created for you to use when purchasing take-out hot or cold beverages. It has been designed to insulate you drink while helping to reduce the amount disposable cups that go to landfill each day.

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Recycled Wet and Dry Log Maker

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on November 11th, 2010

Recycled Wet / Dry Logmaker

The Recycled Wet and Dry Log Maker allows you to form a suitable log for burning on a traditional fire from burnable household waste. This log maker can make use of items such as wet leaves, wood shavings, tea bags, or junk mail.

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Eco-Friendly Mobile Phone – Sony Ericsson Elm

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on September 8th, 2010

Sony Ericsson Elm

I’ve had the good fortune to review a new eco-friendly mobile phone by Sony Ericsson. The Sony Ericsson Elm looks like just any other full-featured mobile phone, but has a whole raft of eco-friendly features. Features include use of recycled plastics, electronic manual on the phone, no hazardous chemicals, minimised packaging and water-based paints. (more…)

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IRISO Water Drippers – Plant Watering System

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on August 12th, 2010

IRISO water drippers - Plant Watering System

The IRISO Water Dripper is a system that helps you to convert an old plastic bottle into a device to keep your plants watered. The device can be set to a number of drip rates to allow it to be compatible to a range of plant sizes and by using a large bottle you can ensure your plants are watered even if you are away for weeks.

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Vac From The Sea By Electrolux

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on July 29th, 2010

Vac From The Sea Logo

The Vac From The Sea is a concept by Electrolux to create vacuum cleaners from recycled plastic. Rather than using any old plastic they specifically wish to create vacuums from the plastic they will be gathering from the sea, either from floating plastic expanses or from shore lines.

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Recycle your Floppy Disks – Floppy Disk Plant Pot

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on June 11th, 2010

Floppy Disk Planter

The Floppy Disk Planter is an effective way to make use of any unwanted floppy disks you have lying around. This home project gives full instructions on how to construct the planter, helping you to recycle these now obsolete items into something that is both useful and decorative.

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CompoSphere Composting Tumbler

By Anita (EnviroGadget Writer) on April 22nd, 2010

CompoSphere Composting Tumbler

The CompoSphere is a composting tumbler system which can be rolled around to aerate the  composting materials within to help it to decompose quicker into compost. This ability to roll it around also means it can be easily moved to where it is needed for you to place cuttings and such like within it.

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Sprint launches Samsung Reclaim – Bio-plastic Phone

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on August 14th, 2009

Reclaim

Sprint and Samsung have launched a new eco-friendly mobile phone that’s made from eco-friendly bio-plastic materials, of which 80% are recyclable. The Reclaim is a full-featured mobile phone costing less than $50 with a two year contract. The bio-plastic material makes up 40% of the Reclaim’s casing, and is made from corn. (more…)

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Fuji EnviroMax Eco-Respectful Batteries

By Dan (EnviroGadget Writer) on July 6th, 2009

Green Fuji EnviroMax Eco-Respectful Batteries

Fuji have released a new battery product called the Fuji EnviroMax Eco-Respectful Batteries. The batteries have been designed to be equivalent or better in performance compared to conventional batteries, but being 100% eco-friendly. The batteries contain no harmful mercury or cadmium compounds, nor are they packaged in harmful and non-recyclable PVC. Essentially, if they were disposed of in normal waste systems, they wouldn’t harm the environment. (more…)

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