How can we make use of waste without making things a bit too complicated?

I mean…

Composting is good.

But it requires time, a bit of technical expertise…

Remanufacturing also requires intense mental involvement.

But what if we could devise a method to make wast reusable in a simpler way…

Enter…

REPURPOSING

We all have done some repurposing in one way or another…

Imagine that plastic Soda bottle that you’ve repurposed into a soap container.

Repurposing involves taking a product that belonged to the rubbish dump and make another use of it.

In this case, why not consider waste tyres…

WASTE TYRES

What happens when these commodities wear out?

Where do we take them? (…or dump them?)

Without the need for any sophistication, waste tyres could be repurposed into elegant, unique furniture.

Now here’s where words can’t explain and for that reason, take a keen look at the photo below:

Repurposing tyres into furniture doesn’t require any sophisticated conversions…

But a bit of creativity.

Repurposing involves seeing a waste material with a different eye.

Tyres which were used in vehicles could now be visualized as furniture or gardens etc.

Come to think of it…

Tyres could be used to pile up gardening soil to grow vegetables

Have a look at the pictures below:

Others have converted waste glass bottles into beautiful flower vases…

Or waste plastic into farming containers…

A whole new purpose of a waste material is possible only through looking at waste differently.

In other words, one could imagine anything and use waste to create it through repurposing.

MAKING CENTS

Take a look at the solid waste around you.

What waste matter could you repurpose?

Think out of the box…

It might just take some twitches here and there to come up with a masterpiece.

So what’s around you?

How can you repurpose it?