Recycle copy paper into toilet paper
A new office machine will take used copy paper and turn it into usable toilet paper, while you wait.
Photo: clairity/Flickr 
Although this is a unique alternative to traditional paper recycling options, I just don’t see it being eco-friendly, bottom-line friendly, or bottom friendly. The machine appears to be rather large and I’m guessing it doesn’t come with an EnergyStar rating so the power demands of the product are unknown.| Previous Post Veterans prepared for energy audits | Next Post 10 Amazing Eco Structures |
Comments
sometimes there is a genius who just has nothing to do and invents a super expensive machine which will do almost nothing for that kind of money. Why should i buy such a thing when i can call a specialized shredding paper fort lauderdale which could recycle more than just paper for my office. This is the way to build a green future, not wasting money on some idiotic inventions.
It's ironic that the Japanese came up with this machine when they use very little toilet paper themselves. Because their toilets have built in Bidet Sprayers. The Japanese Toilet is really a toilet bidet combination and although nice is also very expensive. You can keep your current toilet and get the same benefits by adding a hand bidet sprayer for very little cost. A hand held bathroom bidet sprayer is so much better than a stand alone bidet and this is why: 1. It's less expensive.... More
