Using Milk to Make Plastic! (Casein Plastic)

[@Ryuumugen]

So moldable degradable plastic. Now that is awesome.

[@jekalove8808]

I lost my shit at "eat it"

[@jenmadren4569]

Its so simple! wow!

[@ucrazysquirrel]

The video doesn't load for me. :\

[@Zullala]

Hum weird, try a different browser. It loads for me fine. I'm using google chrome.

[@ucrazysquirrel]

Oh ok. Thank you!~ ^^ btw we share the same Birthday. :D September the 21st woot!

[@Zullala]

Hell yeah, Virgo's are the best xD

[@Sustaita.handmade]

how long does it last/ how sturdy is it? c: and did he post any photos of what he made out of it?

[@Zullala]

Casein plastic is made by milk. When you heat the milk, the protein in the milk will cause the chemical reaction. The protein will lose -OH and -H, and become water. A lot of protein chain connected together become the polymer. So, I think the Casein plastic is a kind of environmental friendly plastic, it will not last a very long time if you put it in the soil No, I didn't take pictures of anything I made from it. It does become very hard. ~Hi Jo

[@Sustaita.handmade]

thank you c: and i guess it should be fine if i dont put it in the dirt lol and maybe seal it with something?

[@Zullala]

Yeah, I think it's fine. I am sure you can seal it once it is dry. I don't know what to seal it with, but I am sure there is something. Good luck, have fun :)

[@yahee122]

This is also how you make the indian cheese called paneer...interesting.

[@carissakurowski6329]

It looks so gross XD

[@thatrecord5313]

Probably because he didn't use white vinegar. That weird brown vinegar just made it look like vomit, instead of the nice bright white it usually is supposed to look.