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1,642,716 Views • Jun 21, 2018 • Click to toggle off description
Most plastic bottles are made of PET plastic (polyethylene terephthalate), and in this video, I'll be recycling it into polyurethane foam. This was just one method of doing it, and in the future I might explore other ways.
Procedure: goo.gl/VdiA3p
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Views : 1,642,716
Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Jun 21, 2018 ^^
Rating : 4.935 (687/41,331 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
" I tried jamming my thumb into it, and it seemed relatively tough. But then it just kinda exploded" Nile Red -2018
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I know literally nothing about science, but I love your videos!
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James Bond: and this is my mother, Bond, Ester Bond
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I love how you calmly explain all the details including smashing plates, your lack of painting skills, jamming your thumb into things until they explode, and smashing things.
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Slowly but surely becoming an arts and crafts channel.
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Alternative title: “How to poison your friends with toxic honey”
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"So I just resorted to smashing it"... yeah, that's usually my approach to problem-solving
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2:15 I guess you could say
It was a pain in the neck
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If I might suggest an edit, kind sir: Near the end of the skillshare promo, after showing the prussian blue stick figure, "Since I have been using the art courses on skillshare..." then cut to a still shot of the Mona Lisa.
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For me as a polymer engineer, it really was a pleasure to watch this video. Great stuff!
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I should mention that the commercial polyurethane foams are much thinner than your gooey chemical, I don't know why, or if they added some kind of a thinner to make it flowable. But it seems like a good way to recycle PET bottles and make home insulation on the cheap. Why aren't the bottles recycled more often and ending up polluting the seas? In Europe they have bottle deposits where you get your deposit back by turning it back into the shop.
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I just spent the last 2 months doing research on polyurethanes. Good work
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“I added some boiling chips I got from smashing a porcelain plate.” 🤣
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1:40 I'm jealous that you get to have blackberry ginger ale. That sounds delicious.
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I've been bamboozled. Just 2 days ago I was thinking to myself "NileRed should do a video on recycling plastic" and now I see this.
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12:22 NileASMR
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Can you use the prussian blue that you made previously to colour the polyurethane foam?
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NileRed: "I thought that it looked like a really thicc honey."
Me: pays closer attention
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I'm so excited for more videos about recycling like this! The thought that I might be able to reuse my plastic waste to mold polyurethane foam that I use for puppetry and art is highly appealing. Not only would it be a fun gimmick to say "Yes, this puppet was made possible because of my addiction to Dr. Pepper!" but if it is possible to mold, than it would be much easier to get the shapes I want this way than from attempting to sculpt (because cutting soft foam is a pain).
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@NileRed
5 years ago
I totally forgot to add at the beginning that the video was sponsored by Skillshare. I am really sorry about that.
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