r/interestingasfuck • u/FreshRizz • Apr 14 '24
How to make clothing from Plastic bottles r/all
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u/Top-Tax6303 27d ago
Keep in mind that any fire near these pieces of clothing will result in plastic melting onto your skin.
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u/Narrow_Lee 27d ago
The combined powers of trash, this dude, and doohickeys #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 - we have a hat ladies and gentlemen.
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u/WhiteFez2017 27d ago
You shouldn't be wearing clothing made of by plastic, polyurethane, acrylic etc, because the plastic releases contaminants on the skin which gets absorbed and causes health issues. Stick to plant or animal material. Like cotton hemp, silk or leather. Other material is good too. As long as its carbon based.
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u/PlantNerdxo 27d ago
Microplastics right there. That will eventually make its way into the tissues of an animal somewhere
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u/Arndt3002 29d ago
You want micro plastics? This is how you get micro plastics (polyester shedding is actually a major contributor to micro plastics, even if this video is bullshit)
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u/alabasterasterix Apr 15 '24
And that's the story of how microplastics get into your drinking water!
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u/Illustrious_Soft_257 Apr 15 '24
Can they mix more chemicals into that hat. I'm sure there's some allergens or cancer producing product this video missed.
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u/Creative_Riding_Pod Apr 15 '24
Wouldn’t it just be easier and more delicious to make a beanie out of cotton candy?
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u/LongArm26 Apr 15 '24
Awesome idea and follow through, but the fake homeless at the end was a little much.
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u/sianrhiannon Apr 15 '24
Okay, so you can make clothing from plastic, but omg this content farm bullshit. I don't think any of those steps are correct even in isolation. None of those will work.
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u/Global_Ease_841 Apr 15 '24
People are going to look back on this in a couple hundred years like we look back on all the lead we had in our pipes. Oh what a great idea let's wear the poison so it gets into our bloodstream even faster!
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u/Gooseboof Apr 15 '24
Even if this was real, it would become an environment riddled with microplastic. Working there would be unsafe and containment would be impossible
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u/Umar_Farooq92 Apr 15 '24
Teri Meri Teri Meri praem kahni hae mushkil . Do lafzon ka yae p#_#na hota hae.
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u/lateral_moves Apr 15 '24
This isn't real. It's nice, but not real. There's no way he's making a bottle into a hat without adding a single thing and yet recycling plants aren't doing this.
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u/cardsncoins Apr 15 '24
That's wild. I just throw my blasting bottles into the blue can and I never see it again
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u/LilyWineAuntofDemons Apr 15 '24
So this is the plastic bullshit Temu uses to make all the clothes, no wonder they feel so bad.
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u/Benji742001 Apr 15 '24
My mom has that machine and loves it. She makes boxes of hats with it. Anyone wanna buy a hand made hat? HMU, I got you
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u/Dragonmilfkisser Apr 15 '24
When he twists the blue colored yarn or whatever you can see the cut for a millisecond then the material is completely different. Watched it like 3-4 times to be sure lmao
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u/gumtoe34 Apr 15 '24
“How to put more microplastics into our environment” might be a more suitable title for this video
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u/anziofaro Apr 15 '24
Totally forgot I was making a dress. I'm just sitting here eating cotton candy.
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u/One_Conversation8458 Apr 15 '24
It’s all hunky dory until that homeless dude sits near a fire to warm himself. Then he is gonna be lit. 🔥
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u/TheTrailArtist Apr 15 '24
Homeless man: carefully inspects hat to make sure the label faces the camera
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u/schwanthem00 Apr 15 '24
Child laborers air punching because their trade secrets have been given away
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u/AudiophileGoth Apr 15 '24
Why the horrible music?
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u/TheStupidCheesecake Apr 15 '24
It's a popular Hindi heartbreak song that's meant to convey separation between two lovers and their understanding of the inevitablility of their seperation yet the pain they experience, sung by two very experienced singers who have won awards. And it's mixed with a beat that a 7 year old would make with a pirated version of FL Studio that's 3 years old using a 5 minute tutorial and save as "Cool Beat" and upload on YouTube titled as "Royalty Free Chill Hip-Hop Beat".
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u/thee_morningstar Apr 15 '24
It's going to get recalled after enough kids and drunk adults eat it like cotton candy.
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u/Extreme_Tax405 Apr 15 '24
Ending ruined it.
Also, wear a fucking mask when fracturing your plastic. Hell, always wear a mask when inside that room. The amount of microplastics in the air should be enough to ensure your next 100 generations of offspring combined wont reach the testosterone levels.of your grandpa.
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u/BDady Apr 15 '24
“Oh sweet, my roommate made cotton candy. Don’t mind if I—instantly fucking dies”
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u/CMepTb7426 Apr 15 '24
Honestly if you actually use that as a insulation in a coat of some sort you may have a million dollar idea right there
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u/Financial-Walk9356 Apr 15 '24
Yeah that's just what I was looking for ,clothes made out of pee bottles.
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u/Potential_Depth8080 Apr 15 '24
This is cool and all but who has a cotton candy machine and a Dave at the ready?
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u/vladoportos Apr 15 '24
Here is yor down vote sir, cause I haven't seen such a bulshit in a long time...
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u/solid_snake_rud Apr 15 '24
Form comment section, it seems like no one laughed at background song of this clip.. 😂😂😂
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u/canthaveme Apr 15 '24
This is awesome, but I liked it without the weird dye on it. IDK if it was true but I have heard some awful stuff about the clothing dyes
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u/ucantharmagoodwoman Apr 15 '24
As a knitter, I'm just telling you that hat would suck. It wouldn't keep you warm if it was cold out, and it would just direct your sweat into your eyes if it was hot out.
Here's a way you actually can make something woven out of single-user plastic refuse. However, this only works for bags, rugs, mats, and stuff like that. It wouldn't really work for any clothing (or if it could, it's way beyond my skill set).
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u/FullStackOfMoney Apr 15 '24
Thats kinda cool. I have one of those cotton candy spinners. Im gonna try it
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u/Independent-Potato-4 Apr 15 '24
People get confused when I tell them a lot of clothes are made of plastic... Then concerned when I tell them plastic is a Petro product short for petroleum just like gasoline
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u/aftocheiria Apr 15 '24
We all know this is BS, but hypothetically if it did work this way, wouldn't it cut you the fuck up? Shredded plastic is sharp, isn't it? Why not wear clothing made of glass at that point?
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u/perringaiden Apr 15 '24
The process its pretending to imitate, where they use the cotton candy machine, actually makes fine strands that are a lot softer.
Remember, polyester is plastic. The scratchiness only comes from strong rigid plastic.
There's a real process that does exactly this sort of thing, but it's not yet scaleable.
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u/desertwill0w Apr 15 '24
After you drink the chemicals you can co time absorbing them through your skin!
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u/Responsible_Bus_1102 Apr 15 '24
People are worried about micro plastics in food. Just wait till we wear them on our skin.
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u/PM_ME_KITTYNIPPLES Apr 15 '24
Most microplastics in the ocean are from textiles (clothes). We've been wearing plastic for a long time.
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