Glass Bottles Recycling.
This is a great example of a what can be recycle with a bit of imagination into a great product. I saw this product at a Sunday market and I had a chat to the stall owner. He collects and recycles glass and spirit bottles.
He turns them into very attractive and unique products. He will either use bottles that he has collected or use your own bottles. The process does takes several days for him to cut and hand craft the bottle and then lacquer the labels to help protect them against moisture and wear and tear.
Some of the products that they make are, Shot Glasses, Goblets, Whiskey Cups, Steins, Spirit Label trophies and Snack Containers.
It is worth the effect of making these products, as they could became a unique talking point in your home. I also think that they would make great Birthday or Christmas Present, especially for some-one that is hard to buy for. His products are reasonably price for the effect and work that does go into them. The products his shows on his website are only a small amount of the items that he can make.
If you are interested in his product, please visit his website and get in touch with him through the website. Website:-https://www.gobletsandsteinsaustralia.com
It is an all-in-one Wormfarm and Garden. It uses your everyday kitchen scraps which also reduce household waste and with the aids of the Composting Worms, products a rich organic fertilizer which is instantly feeds to your plants growing on the Composta. Just plant out your garden, then place your food scraps waste in the centre tower. It is that easy. I saw this product at a Home show and it did look great as well as everything else that they claim it to be. The Composta worm farm and garden will help you to grow some healthy nutritious plants and help your planet. It is easy to use, clean and stylish.
is made from BPA-free, UV stable plastic which has a 50 years outdoor rating. 1 unit is normally suitable for most kitchen waste from 1 to 2 people, however there are a couple of food scrapes that you should avoid putting in the Composta as the worm are not happy with them. Most plants herbs and other plants can be grown in the Composta but there are a few exception.