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It’s genius! Good for this entrepreneurial woman!
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WOW WOW WOW! What an amazing lady with such a great idea and providing several jobs and saving the environment as well! Great going!
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The fumes cause cancer. In the UK they are stopping it on children's playground. Young goalkeepers were getting sick from sniffing in the bits that flake off.
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Unfortunately they are now saying recycled tires can cause cancer.
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They used to cut them up to make shoe soles or sandals. Nigerian exchange student said they last for more than forty thousand miles on your feet.
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Hi, great idea. Hopefully there’s no off gassing or another chemical, plastic to stop the off gassing. The wire rope in the bead is steel which is the most recycled material on the planet. I have also seen where the whole tire are laid flat and then filled with gravel with/ without wire mesh added to help hold them in place for soil erosion. Someone commented why not make the tires last longer. The issue is you can, however when for example racing tires are very soft to get hot and stick to the road or track. For more durable tires they add carbon black and other compounds to harden the tires. In doing so this makes the tires so they don’t stick to the roads. They could make the tires so hard that even driving on clean dry roads would almost be like driving on ice. No traction. The tires made now are a middle ground between the two. There’s research going on to make an airless tire, which would last much longer. So far that research has found in doing so the smooth ride is highly compromised.
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That's great recycling!
Salute!
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Amazing nice to hear something good people striving for better GOD is great AMEN
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You go, girl!
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She is a Legend !!
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It is very commendable that you are taking necessary action and recycling tires for utility purposes. The finished prodùcts work well on playgrounds and it has been used at dog parks in lieu of grass for more sanitary conditions. As for the cancer causing agent, it's choosing one environmental solution with a workable product or allowing a graveyard to pile up in landfills, which might cause toxins to be released and dry rotting with extreme summer heat temperatures. Environmentalists know for sure. Thank you for sharing and your ingenuity is noteworthy. ✨️ 🏆
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I remember when we (US) got the great idea of chaining them together and dumping them into the ocean as a fake “reef”. Chains broke. They washed ashore. Didn’t help fish
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Many, many years ago, the town I lived in had the brilliant idea of paving the center with rubber bricks. Unfortunately, when it rained, rubber tires on a rubber road has zero traction and cars and busses skidded into each other. The rubber road was quickly ripped up.
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Great Job Young Lady!!!!🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️👏🏼👏
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I used to work near a place that turned truck tires i to snowplow blades, bumpers for loading docks, and the rings that go around those big orange construction barrels
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Girl I love it but where is the PPE for your worker?!?!
I get what others are saying about the cancer rates but that’s coming from a first world perspective, in the slums of Africa electronics are regularly burned in bonfires to collect the metal, releasing toxic fumes and poison. A factory thats able to make use of these materials and provide jobs is a huge bonus to their communities. Bravo!
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I applaud her and have heard her story in a prior article. I'm just glad they aren't being burned as much over there. They burn the tires and take the metal from the inner walls for scrap.
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Well, if these can't be used this way, let's pray the Lord will give them another, safer way to use the tires.
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Great idea, that is an answer now! I applaud the business, seeing a way to deal with it, instead of continuing to ignore it. (Could we charge for recycling, when we sell the tire initially? It makes sense to do that.)
How long do tire driveways and walkways stand up to time, there, and in colder countries, like mine? Cement drives look good, but break down with use, and need repairs from wear and frost heave, and we apply salt to keep free from ice. Great job starting out, and taking a chance on a business to learn more about this answer. I hope the business succeeds big time, and you find a way to make this business pay off!! Kudos!
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@callmepiee2009
2 weeks ago
We do this in the States, too, but they're shredded into chunks and left as rubber mulch for playgrounds. If I recall correctly, they stopped doing it because they found out that the rubber gets too hot sitting in the sun and "off gases", it releases toxic fumes that are harmful to the kiddos. Hopefully they have some sort of solution for this in their brick project.
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