Blest Machine – Recycles Plastic into Oil

matt
August 12, 2011
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Akinori Ito may have changed the plastic recycling industry forever! The Blest Machine recycles plastic into oil at home – 1 kilogram of plastic can be turned into 1 liter of oil.

A major advantage of the Blest Machine is it does not emit any fumes or smoke. Plastic scrap such as bottles, films, and caps are placed into a bucket and enclosed with a lid. The plastic scrap is melted to release gaseous fumes that are tunneled into a water compartment where the gas is cooled into oil. The oil is combustible as is and can be further processed into gasoline, diesel and kerosene.

While the technology is sound, the price tag of the Blest, a whopping 10K USD, making this machine not affordable by most home owners.

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Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home

matt
August 12, 2011
 
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Not only can you be a part of saving the world, by reducing your carbon footprint at home, you’ll also be doing your wallet a favor. While there are almost hundreds if not thousands of ways to reduce utility expenses, we’ve come up with some basic ideas you can implement right away. Are you ready for this?

Unplug what you can

Yes, that’s right. If its not turned on, it doesn’t mean it’s not sucking electricity from the socket. For gadgets you don’t use on a normal basis, pull the plug – televisions, coffee makers and grinders, computers, printers, etc…

Use the environment to your advantage

Instead of turning the fan on, open a couple windows to see if there is a draft. Open the curtains on sunny winter days and close them on sunny summer days. Look up and try difference solar/green technologies that can provide heating for your home and outdoor swimming pools.

Recycle, compost, and donate

Nearly everything at home can be recycled, composted, or donated. Here are just a couple of ideas:

  1. Recycle soda and water bottles
  2. Recycle bottles from the bathroom and kitchen (detergent bottles, shampoo bottles, etc…)
  3. Recycle plastic shopping bags
  4. Recycle paper and cardboard
  5. Recycle electronics such as computers, monitors, cell phones, televisions, etc…
  6. Compost kitchen scrap
  7. Compost yard waste
  8. Donate your old furniture
  9. Donate your books and music
  10. Donate your clothing and household items
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matt
August 3, 2011
   
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Quench Bottleless Water Coolers

matt
August 2, 2011
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Bottled water coolers have become ubiquitous in today’s office environment. This should not be the case with so many alternatives available to go bottleless and free from plastic in the office.

Bottleless water coolers are an easy alternative. Using Point-Of-Use filtration systems, bottleless water cooler companies allow for a less expensive, convenient and environmentally friendly alternative to bottled water coolers.
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