How Are Over 130 Million Tons of Glass Recycled? Secrets from the Factory!

[@DeranickMargarita]

Your videos are always so interesting and fun to watch. Keep them coming! 😊

[@Factory.Secrets]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Stay tuned for more exciting content! 🌟🎥.

[@131dyana]

Amazing recycle. thanks.

[@Factory.Secrets]

Thanks for watching! 🌍 It's amazing to see how much glass can be recycled-every little bit helps! ♻️

[@flyingfox10001]

Glass is amazing!

[@Factory.Secrets]

Glass recycling is truly amazing! 🌍♻️ Thank you for appreciating the process in our video!

[@zyxw2000]

Glass is endlessly recyclable. I can put it out with my weekly recycling, but very little of it can be returned to the supermarkets for a deposit refund.

[@Factory.Secrets]

Absolutely! It’s great that glass is endlessly recyclable! ♻️ While curbside recycling is common, exploring deposit return systems can help boost recycling rates even further. 🌍✨

[@zyxw2000]

@@Factory.Secrets I live in NY, and while we have deposit systems in our supermarkets, no glass food containers are accepted.

[@michaelbezoski3096]

Well done! Thank you. Subscribed.....

[@Factory.Secrets]

Thank you for subscribing! 🙌 Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes secrets from the glass recycling factory! 🌍♻️.

[@MonsterPress-op1cb]

Nice video Thanks

[@Factory.Secrets]

Glad you enjoyed the video! ♻️😊

[@krmeadows0001]

Nice narration, but it almost never synchronizes with what is being shown in the video.

[@Factory.Secrets]

I'm glad you enjoyed the narration! I'll work on improving the synchronization for future videos 😊.

[@Kingfarmm]

The recycling process starts with sorting glass by color-clear, green, and brown-because different types melt at slightly different temperatures. Broken glass (cullet) is cleaned, crushed, and prepared to be reborn into new bottles and jars.

[@Factory.Secrets]

That's right! Sorting glass by color is a crucial step in the recycling process to ensure the quality of new bottles and jars 🌈🍾.

[@ianjames1179]

Broken glass is actually called Cunt

[@nlo114]

04:35 - Is that a different name for cullet?

[@KieranRawley123]

The subtitle typist got it wrong

[@MrJozza65]

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[@stevegray5263]

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[@livingladolcevita7318]

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[@DinkyDoughnut]

In UK, I broke up my double glazed window frame and took the glass out having been told, nobody recycles this sized glass as the UK don’t have the Technology. 😅 I was told to Chuck it in the Landfill waste.

[@Factory.Secrets]

It's frustrating to hear that, as glass recycling technology is improving! 🌍🔄 In the UK, there are actually more options for recycling various types of glass than many realize, so it's worth checking local facilities!

[@brunonikodemski2420]

This was tried in California decades ago, and it was an unmitigated disaster, economically. Totally abandoned after only a few years. The real problem was that they did NOT have a buyback system, or tariff on the bottles, so people just through them away into unprocessed trash. In other states, where they had severe refunds on bottles and cans, this worked fairly well. The threshold seems to be at about 1/2-to-2dollars per bottle, depending on the product. Otherwise the cost of gasoline to take them back for recycling outweighs the refund cost. This also applies to the trash recycling companies, who have to pay extra for sorting their trash collections.

[@Factory.Secrets]

Great point! A robust buyback system is definitely key to successful recycling programs. 🥤♻️

[@lindenhoch8396]

It takes dedication from all links in the chain to make it work, for sure. And time. I'm from Denmark, our system has been evolving over 45-50 years and works pretty well. It's also been adapted to work with plastic bottles, well at least some types.

[@NN-sj9fg]

When I was a kid, there were deposits of 2 and 5 cents on all soda bottles. My friends and I would collect them and use the refunds to buy candy and other things.

[@Factory.Secrets]

That's such a fun memory! Those deposits really encouraged recycling and helped keep our planet clean. 🌍💚

[@MrAli171]

When I grew up in the late sixties/ seventies lots of pop bottles could be returned and getting a small amount of money

[@Factory.Secrets]

I remember those days too! Nowadays, many glass bottles are recycled in factories like the one in the video ♻️.

[@TOPDadAlpha]

My family ALWAYS recycle glass and plastic, metal and paper. Separate containers. Lock garbage collection company is great.

[@Factory.Secrets]

It's awesome to hear your family is so committed to recycling! ♻️ Every ton of glass recycled makes a big difference in the factory process! 🌍

[@juhajuntunen7866]

Its confusing, in early stage glass was separated to three colours but later it still was mix of different colours.

[@Factory.Secrets]

That's a great observation! 🎨 In the recycling process, color separation at the early stage helps improve quality, but sometimes mixed colors are accepted later for efficiency. ♻️

[@joepeanut6827]

Almost Everything can be Recycled, sadly most plastic and food waste go into the landfill, along with paper and cardboard. and a lot of plastic is shipped to the middle east or other country's to be recycled, but mostly get just dumped on the ground or put in landfills there. This planet would be a heck of a lot cleaner if everything was recycled and not just throwed away. the country was a lot cleaner before the government started controlling everything for profit.

[@Factory.Secrets]

It's true! Recycling is key to keeping our planet clean 🌍♻️. You'll love seeing how glass is recycled in my latest video!

[@nigelconnor6960]

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[@samfrancisco8095]

Did you notice the 2 idiots who left the caps on the jar and bottle?

[@Factory.Secrets]

Haha, right? 😄 It's always surprising to see how many people forget to remove the caps before recycling! Every little detail counts in the glass recycling process! ♻️

[@davidgreenwood5241]

Probably make sense if all glass was the same colour

[@Factory.Secrets]

Absolutely! If all glass were the same colour, it would simplify the recycling process and enhance efficiency at the factory! 🌈♻️

[@davidgreenwood5241]

@ ye don’t if there’s a technical reason why they can’t but if not it would certainly make the recycling a lot more efficient

[@kaliladimna9961]

Hello, I live in Algeria and we do not have glass recycling stations and there is a large surplus of it. If you know of some companies that import glass or recycle it, I am ready to communicate with you.

[@JuelKhan-m1d]

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[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

Humans will never “save” the world. We can improve how we take care of it during our time on earth, but there will come a time when the earth we know will no longer exist. Some of us will live on a new earth. It’s never too late to experience this new earth and heaven when that time comes.

[@Factory.Secrets]

It's amazing to see how glass recycling helps create a more sustainable future for our planet! 🌍♻️

[@philiphorner31]

Most glass gets landfilled.

[@Factory.Secrets]

You're right, unfortunately, a lot of glass does end up in landfills! Our video explores the incredible processes that help recycle over 130 million tons of glass each year-let's turn that around! ♻️✨

[@BrucePierson]

Interesting process. How do you get access to the locations for filming?

[@Factory.Secrets]

We work closely with recycling facilities to gain access to film their operations. It's a collaborative effort to showcase the secrets of glass recycling! ♻️

[@williammorrissey3069]

Got fed up

[@Factory.Secrets]

Totally get that! It can be overwhelming, but our factories have some amazing processes to make recycling more efficient! ♻️✨

[@anasqai]

Using to make Bottles Back is a Wasted Investment? If Like Bacterial Growth is from Heat? It looks Big Factory.

[@MechVibe566]

Secrets from the Factory!? really

[@Factory.Secrets]

We spill all the secrets in the recycling factory! 🕵️‍♂️♻️

[@abdmas7955]

This video should be shorter, but it seems the owner keeps repeating himself for more benefit. 😂

[@Factory.Secrets]

Thanks for your feedback! I aimed to cover all the fascinating aspects of glass recycling, but I appreciate your thoughts on brevity! 🌍♻️

[@zyxw2000]

It's assembled and narrated by AI.

[@davebloggs]

You might want to use a real person to narrate your videos just check the spelling mistake at 4.38 the word is CULLET.

[@Factory.Secrets]

Thanks for the feedback! Will make sure to use a real person for narration in the future 👍🏼.

[@DinkyDoughnut]

It’s no big deal.!

[@Sandylaner63]

@@DinkyDoughnut I agree and I prefer the word that was used anyway 😊

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

Its not done the way that the clickbait thumbnail shows

[@Factory.Secrets]

There's a warning in every video description 👇 **"Artificial intelligence was used to create the miniature images in this video. Based on the themes discussed in our movies, artificial intelligence created these conceptual graphic images. They are not an accurate representation of actual facts or events, but are creative interpretations."**

[@Kosmonooit]

Ai bable?

[@Factory.Secrets]

Ai, bable! A reciclagem do vidro é fascinante! 🌍✨ Venha descobrir os segredos da fábrica!

[@TimothyWewege-l9m]

Could some of you Stop looking for mistakes and problems in the video and rather try to learn something, thankyou

[@Factory.Secrets]

Thank you for your understanding! 🌍 Let's focus on the incredible process of glass recycling and how we can all learn to make a difference! ♻️

[@Stopsstalkingbro]

*Guy on drugs waving hands around* removes from this videos truths.

[@Factory.Secrets]

It's all about the process, not the show! 🌟 The factory secrets reveal how we can recycle that much glass effectively, regardless of the theatrics. 🏭✨

[@tonybrock5288]

Clickbait. Channel blocked.

[@Factory.Secrets]

Sorry to hear you feel that way! The video dives into the fascinating process of glass recycling-hope you reconsider and check out the secrets revealed! ♻️✨

[@vumba1331]

Couldn't resist the opportunity to have a go at Russian associated countries could you. What about the 'marginalised' people in USA living in tents and cardboard boxes in LA, San Fran and NY City? Forgotten about those images perhaps? In doing so you have really have devalued your presentation.

[@Factory.Secrets]

I appreciate your perspective! 🌍 While the challenges faced by marginalized communities are important, this video focuses on the fascinating process of glass recycling. Let's keep the conversation on how we can improve sustainability! ♻️

[@vumba1331]

@Factory.Secrets Agreed, ergo your comment re Russia was unnecessary.

[@r.robbie7918]

clickbait. Ripping other producers documentaries, then apply a sloppy mix of clips into something that is not worth looking at.

[@Factory.Secrets]

Sorry you feel that way! Feel free to check out the full documentary on glass recycling to see the detailed process 🔄🔍.

[@donaldgodin3491]

Man will never save the planet! God, the Creator of everything, is keeping it! He will even make a brand new one in the future, only for those who serve Him and believe in Him. And that one will be forever and ever. Not like this one we have now, corrupted by sin.

[@Factory.Secrets]

God's creation includes the beauty of glass recycling, a process that helps protect our planet for future generations! 🌍♻️

[@donaldgodin3491]

@@Factory.Secrets Glass recycling is not God's creation! This is man's creation. Now, although glass recycling is good for the environment, it will never save this earth. This planet will get close to be completely destroyed in a near future! This earth was created by God, is kept by God, and will be one day destroyed by God. He will create a new heaven and a new earth for eternity. This is what His written word, the bible, says.

[@MiNa-kv3lp]

So before the new planet comes, we should just do whatever we feel like to this planet. (You don't mind if my dog poops in your yard, do you? God will take care of it.)

[@donaldgodin3491]

@@MiNa-kv3lp This is not what I said. I said that God will take care of this planet, cause he created it. Man cannot save this planet, even though some so-called scientists say they can! It's a trick to get more money from our pockets. That's all it is! But I never said that we are not to respect that nature that God gave us. That's what we should do. But man by itself cannot do what only God can do. This is the point. Now keep your dog in your yard, cause I keep mine in my yard. That's the way it goes. God doesn't keep my yard. I do!

[@donaldgodin3491]

@@MiNa-kv3lp People already do whatever they feel like! And nothing will stop them! Pollution will keep increasing until Christ comes back on this earth. So Jesus Christ will make this earth like new, when He will appear at His second coming, (which is very close) to reign on this earth from Jerusalem, for a period of a thousand years. There will be real peace on this earth for the first time, since the creation of man. And after the thousand years, God will destroy everything that exist and create a new earth and a new heaven, where there will be no Sun, no Moon, and no Stars, for eternity to come. So keep taking care of the earth, but never think that we will save this earth. We won't! And keep your dog in your yard, as I keep mine into mine. I pick up the poop on my dog, in my yard. And you should do well to do the same.

[@johnwsinkankas6043]

2/3rds of this poorly edited video is just recycle of previous clips...

[@Factory.Secrets]

We wanted to emphasize the importance of glass recycling by showcasing the process in detail 🔄🔍.