Pakistan Gardening Forum

Found very interesting use for the plastic bottles.If someone has time and resources,its very good to recycle the product.


http://ana-white.com/2011/04/plastic-bo ... uild-guide

That is a great idea especially in contries where you buy and drink bottled water.

SSHHHH its giving moneygrabbing ideas to our local kabharia's, I bet the poor kids that roam around the rubbish heaps collecting them probably have worked out how to ingeniously improve/build houses using the very same bottles.
For the collecting process where on earth would you store a thousand bottles and if you went to purchase them im sure the khabarias seeing me would increase prices fourfold.

Mr Khan Sahib here is a fantastic and laudible building project for you during your spare time, don't forget a million glass bottles will be required for the most unique and ecofriendly Masjid in the whole of Pakistan.

I will help with all the Mirinda, Dew, 7up, Pepsi and Coca Cola unfortunately I don't like the Rooh e Afzah, ,,, I can supervise somewhat too

Interesting!
Here the bottles from kabari's goes to the shredding plant and the plastic then goes back to re cycle or is exported to China where polyaster yarn is made.

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