Core77 Forum Topic: Plastic Bags

January 21st, 2010 admin

Featured Forum Topic of the Day: Plastic Bags by zippyflounder in general design discussion ziplock, freezer, big, little we all use them. We all use a LOT of them and for the most part they are just flipped into the trash. I propose a mind game, lets think of what we can do with the little buggers. We can melt them down at home and turn the resultant into…what? > > Read and Reply (more…)


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