Plastic Bottle Recycling

[@francisniestemski2440]

I think the video is great. The important message he getting through is recycling especially to younger Audiences after all it will be their planet after us oldies are long gone. It will be second nature to them. It is enjoyable to watch and I think the humor is important because it is a dry subject.

[@SnowTiger45]

It's too bad the host has to be such a Dork. The topics are interesting and don't need any amateur acting and silly commentary to hold our interest. In fact, it has the opposite affect in that it makes it hard to watch or take seriously.

[@rossdickens]

Polyethylene: PET 20oz. 2liter soda bottles. I shred plastic for a living, 1000 lbs. an hour.

[@chi-towntvfan9370]

This only raises another question. They showed how the clear plastic bottles are recycled (because clear natural plastic is worth more to resellers) but they didn't touch on what happens to the colored plastic bottles that are worth less in resale value due to them being colored. What happens to those bottles and what are they made into or do they just end up being incinerated and counted as "recycled"?

[@NandiCollector]

I really enjoy these informative and fun to watch recycling videos.

[@jamescotter3756]

Isn’t it amazing that the American state that’s in such a state can be an innovator of recycling yet its asinine and draconian tax laws condemn it and I have to admit that i didn’t care a whit about recycling until one day while driving a coach full of kids on a day trip a youngster said that if you even squeeze the bottles of juice I was going to put in the bin even that small thing make a difference, I’ve never forgotten the words of that young boy and for the most part I try and recycle as much as I can

[@cutt1293]

This guy is very unprofessional in his abilities to host a program. He should never be allowed in front of a camera again.

[@adamshotts6097]

So what's the difference between 1 n 2 plastic? Plus we (the world) need more recycling plastic companies

[@peterforan5982]

👍Well done California.

[@Reneelwaring]

I grind PET for a living and those safety glasses aren't enough protection. You have to wear safety goggles. I cut the retina in my eye with the shredded PET with safety glasses and now every few years I get infections in the hole that it created. Each time the hole gets bigger and the company won't cover my costs because their doctor says the eye has already repaired itself from the initial damage. Wear the proper PPE.

[@JDAbelRN]

Renee Waring good advice, friend.

[@dennisnewsky7890]

I think, that companies who work with plastic should to grave on their products from what material it's made. That's will really help to recyclers and usual people to understand with what material they have a deal.

[@shanecastillo7830]

Polyethylene terephthalate is a plastic that is used in most plastic bottles for juice.water and beverage Comsumtion and other applications

[@vladimirlaptev4369]

Very good product, out of "useless"™ bottles... Nice to be a part of of this project...

[@plastic_machinery]

Very good project, very good profit

[@trufix72]

they need a new host. he just acts stupid sometimes.

[@brucebaker4462]

I wouldn't let him do anything on his trips he's such an jerk, they need to get a different host for this show,he's a work hazard, looking for a place to happen.

[@gregelliott5016]

Can't believe he was screwing around at 7:00 by throwing the stuff at that woman. She could of gotten hurt or someone else could of been hurt

[@prakashchandratadu2921]

wow it's awesome bro

[@AJ-lo7kc]

can the machine remove a glued paper label on a plastic bottle?

[@richardcline1337]

Had we been able to FIND a plastics recycling plant after Hurricane Michael hit there were BILLIONS of those plastic water bottles that just got tossed into the local incinerator that could have been recycled.

[@seminolerick6845]

No hearing protection devices were harmed in the making of this video, as they were draped around their necks, resting on the front of their shirts...

[@colingee6687]

Please, don’t host anymore videos. Very unprofessional.

[@benjaminjoseph3392]

How much energy does it take to manufacture and build the building, manufacture the machines, ship them, run them and the cost of Labor? Not counting the energy used to package, and ship the old plastic bottles. I wonder - how much energy is really saved? On the flip side, it does reduce landfills and hopefully all this stays out of the ocean - that is a very real, very big problem.

[@Z4Zander]

And the original product is made from oil.

[@plastic_machinery]

Very good project, very good profit

[@connormathis54]

19:08 a not-so fun fact

[@leemartin3654]

what they don't say is if we would just filter our water n not buy it in plastic bottles it would cost 80% less and not put so much pollution in our ozone

[@dinhly4035]

Lee Martin .l

[@theelite9275]

you have to buy it insomething though? glass is similar.. canned water bottles?

[@mind9528]

I don't get it? and wondering 🤔 Why? Thai company had to import of waste? 🙄😒🤔

[@dannycordes2517]

Dude you act a fool in this video

[@richardcline1337]

He does on EVERY one of these shows!

[@gunlover1955]

It is sad the only containers recycled is bottles it looks like all clear plastic should go back and be recycled.

[@gregelliott5016]

Instead of people throwing stuff on the ground we should be using trash cans so none of it goes into the ocean

[@Reneelwaring]

what happens to the colored PET? Carpet I believe.

[@austrorus]

great episode but do a little bit less these - fun facts,fun facts, fun facts...

[@rjblue9113]

austrorus , good idea

[@dennisnewsky7890]

They should to show these fun facts, that people know, how much this shit we create in the world and throw it after!

[@billysmith5721]

injection molding as regrind material

[@ROBERTSCOIN]

if you say that you shred 1000 lbs.of plastic an hour then tell me how come 1000 lbs. of plastic an hour ends up in the sea

[@ROBERTSCOIN]

they say that by 2050 there will be more plastic in the sea then fist so stop saying we recycle our plastic when we know full well that most of the plastic is not recycled but dumped into the sea

[@drlightman5848]

22:25 Are you sure PET is polypropylene...?

[@davidlockwood6630]

no it isnt its PP .its a Thermoplastic polymer

[@drlightman5848]

@@davidlockwood6630 Sory, i did't understand? They said "What is Polypropylene or PET" but, PP is not PET... So what do you mean?

[@suzannecleeland1318]

Spinning notes, bad for the eyes

[@michaelsilkwood6129]

Is it really a “Fun Fact” fish are dying?

[@davidgorham8805]

FUN FACTS ????.....TRY. ....NOT SO FUN FACYS..

[@danielbradshaw2987]

Why do American presenters always have to act like children when doing these types of shows, they are not even remotely funny and yet they come across as they think they are hilarious with there childish personality

[@zybch]

I know a host is just a proxy for the dumbest members of the audience to ask questions through, but man, Joel Green is insufferable.