make wellies out of recycled car tyres

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   RudeJude on November 2, 2021 at 7:11 pm

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   Idea: make wellies out of recycled car tyres

   Link: https://www.hunterboots.com/gb/en_gb/disco...

   Read ths – despite it being a main selling point, used for marketing you can’t even turn your rubber boots into rubber boots. Shameful.

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   green fingers on November 2, 2021 at 4:39 pm

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   Idea: make wellies out of recycled car tyres

   Link: https://nerc.org/news-and-updates/blog/ner...

   Shocking that some of the best uses for old tyres are to make kid’s play park floorng stink of rubber and wait for it… landfill medium – which goes to show there ain’t many uses for this wasteful material at all.

   Five Amazing Uses for Recycled Tires

   Link: https://nerc.org/news-and-update

   Having to get snow tires on this time of year makes me think of a couple of things: 1) ugh, winter is around the corner; and, 2) snow tires are a wonderful thing. So, in honor of the underappreciated but highly valuable tire, I offer this...

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   Seal Dwidakiss on November 2, 2021 at 3:50 pm

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   Idea: make wellies out of recycled car tyres

   Link: https://molycop.com/why-we-do-it/molycop-a...

   Surprised they don’t do this already, though I see that these guys got some govt money to develop their injection moulding efforts to see if boots can be made from all that wasted rubber.

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   Molycop, is one step closer to implementing UNSW’s patented Polymer Injection Technology (PIT) following the award of a commercialisation grant from the Australian Government’s Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre (AMGC).

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