I Dont Typically Do This, But I Have To Agree With The Others Saying This: Do NOT Bring Up Technos Death

I don’t typically do this, but I have to agree with the others saying this: Do NOT bring up Techno’s death in CCs chats, be it Twitch, YouTube, or anything else. The CCs deserve the ability to grieve in peace. They should not be finding out about it through flipping Twitch chat.

I want to eat a cloud

Eating blue icecream,

thanks Percy Jackson

🍦💙🤓

Watch "I won't let my grandparents bury their grandchild" on YouTube

Me last night, but I only have my grandmother. This would be for mom, siblings, and friends.

Smart threads make it easy to disassemble and recycle clothes - Springwise

A startup has developed dissolvable threads and a thermal disassembly system for recycling clothes

This is actually a really cool idea.

Spotted: In the drive to become more sustainable, the fashion industry faces a number of serious challenges. One major issue is how to recycle clothing that is made from several different materials. Taking the clothes apart in order to recycle their constituent materials is costly and time-consuming, and often leads to a large loss of usable material. Now, startup Resortecs has an innovative solution.

The company has designed  ‘Smart Stitch’ threads that dissolve at different temperatures – either 150, 170, or 200 degrees Celsius. This makes it possible to disassemble garments in stages.

In addition to producing the threads, Resortecs has also developed a low-emission thermal disassembly system. Designed for recyclers, this system allows up to 500 kilogrammes of garments to be dismantled at one time.

By combining the threads with the thermal disassembly system, it is possible to recover up to 90 per cent of a garment’s fabric.

The benefits of this circular system could be extensive. In the fashion industry, around 50 per cent of carbon emissions and 75 per cent of water use occurs during the production and material processing stage. By making it easier to recycle, Resortec could reduce the amount of new material needed, leading to big savings in both carbon and water.

P.s. I’d love to see more efforts (and laws) that push to make products more easily reused and recycled, esp with the growth of e-waste.

YES

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