Indonesian women turn waste plastic into construction bricks
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Alarmed by the colossal amount of plastic flushed into Indonesian waters, best friends Notiva Tan and Ovy Sabrina started collecting plastic packaging and wrappers from food stalls in Jakarta two years ago. Now they repurpose the plastic, turning it into building bricks. Their team has already produced over 100,000 eco-bricks and the duo is now looking to expand their reach. Indonesia has pledged to reduce plastic waste by about 75 per cent over the next four years.
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Takes two people to do this yet the governments over the entire world are itching to do nothing, well done guys proud of you
Yeah, manufacture industry is not that easy as you think. Recycling still need high cost, that's why there is so called feasibility study to every invention. The application still limited and it will take another year of research to make it available on large scale.
I thought the reason to not making plastic bricks were due to the deadly chemicals the recycled product would emit.
And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
Governments are quite insulated and too bureauceatic to have the necessary sense of urgency to tackle larger problems promptly. It's always some else's problem, or more study is required, or they bogged down with 'more pertinent' work. Not blaming anyone, just laying it out there.
@heimer donger i dont know. I recalled a article about using plastic bricks backs in the 80's and the studies showed that the bricks would expand in high heat which causes it's structure to not be safe but most importantly that the recycled plastic would emit deadly chemicals that causes cancer to the inhabitants.
Depending on the cost of the Rebricks, this could be a cheaper alternative to cinder blocks, concrete blocks/pavers, retaining walls. Possibly used for concrete patch & repair potholes. More testing is needed.
it doesnt matter, what matter is that they are starting to learn how to adept like first world countries do , thats great. if the boomer government doesnt wanna help the country become a first world country then the villagers / city people should do it themselves. Bravo for that whole squad
@@ryder7331 like first world countries?
You mean by sending their trash overseas to 3rd world developing countries?
@@calyco2381 well guess why its not the opposite :)
There's been similar concept in Africa for few years. They've been using plastic to make path walk bricks that are 2 times stronger than the normal ones
But, look at it in a different way . If those bricks catch fire , you release countless amount of toxic gasses into the air . I think this is the biggest downside of plastic bricks .
I remember a similar idea back in nigeria with their abundance of trash even to the point of damming their own rivers, using them to create bricks that are much stronger than normal clay bricks but just much harder to compress and heat up with a strong confidence and relentless energy to pursue such dreams, which is still as such happening around the world.
And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
@@relaxwhc the plastics is there regardless so why not make use of it
@@relaxwhc the plastic is already there and not going anywhere ,this way there is finally a way to try and get rid of it especially in developing nations that do not have the luxury of sending their trash to another country
There's one in India too. They are basically the same.
@@relaxwhc So, do nothing is your "brilliant" idea?
Fine with floor paving, but any building construction would be an hazard.
I agree. The quality of the product will fluctuate a lot. And since plastics will decay over time and the strength would also reduce.
Considering that eventually the plastic would go back to the ocean anyways is also a thought
Please if possible cite facts?
people who comment here knows little about science, this process can be improved... check out the plastic brick a kenyan women made, stronger than normal brick 10 times.
@@sepilokfui By volume, no way - by weight, maybe
The bricks are probably not as durable because each piece of plastic means a blockage of the bonds that would have been connected amongst the cements / mud material. In other words, there are lot of micro cracks within the bricks, assuming that it's a simple mixture of conventional bricks material and plastic with no secrete glue. However if the bricks are just used to pave sidewalk or pavement or some light loading use, it's ok. Recycling material has never short of ideas but it's the mass scale production cost that stop product designers to recycle material into their products. In Indonesia, I suppose labor cost is much lower. The business is also a local small scale business too.
my thoughts exactly
I aggre i can break that with one punch
I wonder why they don't just make them solid plastic? Wouldn't that be uber durable? I'm no expert it just seems like it would be and would never break down.
I agree and disagree. Some uses, not sure which, this is probably a suitable product for. In North America some plastics are recycled into "composite lumber" and are used for decks and fences and probably some other uses. However these, generally, can't be used inside. This is because this type of material is far too combustible. And this part of where I have to disagree.
Also I believe that using these bricks for where vehicles and high volume pedestrian traffic situations is incorrect. Primarily because I believe these bricks will abraid to become micro-plastics. The problem being is these abrasions will get flushed out into the soil and or the ocean where they get into the food chain and ultimately we end up ingesting them in some manor.
I think the ladies have a great idea, but the product needs to undergo some testing to determine the ability to withstand abrasion, flammability testing and UV breakdown. There is a place for this product it's just finding the correct application.
They have the certificate, their paving blocks can hold 250kg/cm2
Im interested in knowing if it can leach out over time, through weather erosion and the like. It could potentially be bad if thats the case, because a lot of plastics have at time contained endocrine disrupters. Im thinking of scenario similar to the past use of leaded paint.
Don't worry. Other companies will copy her idea and make cheaper plastic bricks with *no* recycled plastic that people will buy more of to replace the normal safe bricks.. also I LEARNED ENDOCRINE SYSTEM IN BIOLOGY!!!!!!! Sssssoooooooo smart.
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Depending on what type of cement (glue) do you use. Plastic is to replace sand.
Yeah especially the heat since plastic is melted with heat and doesnt have a high temperature point can melt easily over a long summer
Once they use this plastic brick for building. You will see the holy light and you don't wake up in the real world.
Love the idea but seems like it need a lot of safety testing first.
They have the certificate for their paving blocks.. It can hold 250kg/cm2
Every single action for the environment goes a long way. Salute to these Guys :)
My only concern is that plastic infused concrete blocks can’t be that structurally sound
And ......will they melt in Summer time ?
@@robinblackman4509 well because plastic isn’t as strong as concrete
Imagine all the micro plastic resulted from daily abrasion from trafic on the paving. Plastic dust is the last thing you want from anything environmentally friendly
I aggre
There is always pros and cons about this movement, but I support them.. along the way, they will be improved with more research.. for now, perfection is over(rated). Doing something imprefect for environment is better than doing nothing..
Absolutely
Correct movement..instead word , just do the work. That what we need now to safe the earth n our environment.
It should be just fine if low income people need to make a small shelter with a sheet metal roof. Just not anything bigger
there is still a need for further research whether this brick is safe for buildings, especially for the parts that support the building
Still you could do the inside walls and not the main structure of the house and it would still be useful. Also for example in the yard you can put these bricks. There are many uses outside of building construction for it.
The mortar needs to stick to the bricks and it won't stick to plastic
@@Automedon2 for pavement you won't need mortar, and for these beeing plastic, there could be easy to make a mold and use them as lego.
Their paving blocks can hold 250kg/cm2.
They haven't released a product for buildings yet! They're still experimenting a new product hollow brick for building
Mereka udah punya sertifikat paving blocknya bisa nahan 250kg/cm2. Mereka baru punya paving block aja. Belom ada produk buat bikin bangunan sih. Masih experimen bikin hollow block buat bikin bangunan
Much respect to them for doing what needs to be done at their own volition. Hope they get the support they need!!
Suddenly everyone is construction experts
c'mon it's internet, we can be anything.
Or maybe you just realized that you know absolutely nothing about construction so that the smallest amount of knowledge seems akin to expertise to you.
Their comments are like "that's too weak for buildings blablabla" Like bro..... It's literally just paving blocks for garden / backyard / parking lot...
@@rismadeco Yes so many lacking common sense, and just fire mindlessly from the hip. On the other hand they are probably strong enough for a house, depending on how they are produced. But I am not sure if they will emit toxins you dont want to have indoors.
@@la7dfa their paving blocks can hold 250kg/cm2, they have the national certificate. They're now developing hollow blocks for indoors
Although I'm totally on board with making use of plastic that would otherwise end up in a landfill or improperly recycled, I think the angle of the micro-plastic runoff that bricks like these would create should be given some thought if it were to be implemented in the long term. We've already seen what effect the runoff of car tire rubber, particularly the chemicals the tires hold, have in local water reservoirs (a local freshwater lake was polluted with the runoff chemicals and the salmon in the water were killed off in mass. Though if the plastic they're recycling is at least held together and kept on land, rather than in the water where it was otherwise destined to go, then this solution should receive some funding to make the process as clean as possible and replicated.
Another thing is the washing of the plastic, you should see some of the runoff coming from some of these recycling plants. Millions of micro plastics flowing out.
The top quarter of their paving blocks don't have plastics in it
I actually want to do something like this, at home
I also. Already have many ideas, just need a shop. Brothers Make also have a great channel on recycling plastic.
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You understand that there's a lot of different ways you can get trapped by a single plastic bag, right?
Uh, won't this increase the amount of micro-plastics in the environment as the paving bricks get worn down by wear? Normal paving bricks have sand and various minerals such as quartz and granite within the concrete binder. As the minerals are harder, they resist wear better, and are not considered a pollutant once they are worn loose from the concrete paving bricks.
Yes, I said the same thing! Worst of all this idea will probably get copied by other companies that will sell cheaper plastic bricks with *no* recycled plastic
Micro plastics or not, they are plastics. Do you have a better idea to tackle plastic waste? I bet you still use plastics in your daily life without any efforts to tackle it's waste. My opinion is what they did is still better than those who used plastics and did nothing.
@@sikpin2985 nope plastic bricks make garunteed littering with microplastics and solution would be *BAMBOO OR SEAWEED FARMED BECAUSE IT GROWS FAST AND REQUIRES NO HERBICIDE OR PESTICIDE*
@@sikpin2985 these people are setting bad example getting profit off of false solutions and worse of all this idea will hurt the enviorment in the long term
@@sikpin2985 do you brush your teeth? Do you take medicine in pill form? Do you notice what is it made from/ air tight packaged in? What you wrote can be applied to yourself.
Plastics are everywhere, there is no escape from using it on a daily basis.
I was just pointing out a valid observation, no need to attack me by casting baseless aspiration.
Great idea. However, does the hot sun affect these bricks in any way? Hmmm.
Won't living in a building with fumes from hot plastic have any health effects on the dwellers?
Sun affect isn't 100celcius.
Is that going to crumble during rain or melted on fire ? I want to see it test under extreme condition.
Bricks are never really used for internal-support, yet since plastics tend to degrade extremely slowly, the idea is worthwhile.
@@0MVR_0 actually no ... u must test it on extream outdoor condition ... it will make plastic crumble faster
@@manofculture156 I don't know what you are disagreeing with. Your statement is mutually inclusive with my own.
@@manofculture156 i aggre
@@manofculture156
LoL, do u built yr house at EXTREME CONDITION weather, area ?
Sheeshhhh....
Australia: "Can we start dumping our garbage to your country again?"
😂
So true
@Jorgz
US: Been doing this for ages.
UK: Same, let's dump more.
Basically ✨all first world countries✨😜
I guess wall-e got a rival
That should just be limited to the floor, I don't see how that can last long as building materials, wouldn't it be a hazard?
Correct...
We don’t know that.
@@sussybakagaming2613 we do know that it's simple logic
What about a giant long floor called the motorway you could have it mix with the rubble as they make the roads.
It’s hazard in eu standard, but just fine in developing country
im glad they are using the waste for something. better than in landfills.
And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
@mansana And what's your solution? Making a statement like that without any other solution is called complaining, doesn't help at all
@@relaxwhc The world is in desperate need to take care of trashes that are filling in the landfills. Every single little ideas to do so is going to be done no matter what
Most plastic reuse isn't long term solution, eventually all buildings will be torn down. How to process plastic-infused brick waste?
Exactly, this need to stop. make new bottles and bags , that's what recycle plastic is used for .
Agreed
@Data Fix do you already found the solution ? Or at least try to reduce the plastic waste ? The one who is right to critique those developers are the one who already did that..trying 1000x or at least already found the solutions n apply it.
@Data Fix then as smart people as you are, are you already did that man ? or are you just like greta? to say that you use solar etc..where the tech came from , i mean they built using another non degradable part too....gold ..another part of plastic ..etc..etc...its like HP...you said its safe , but its not reduce the plastic waste that already created . where is your solution about that man...reduce is the key word here...not change. Some smart people said welcome to green tech this..green tech that...but in exchange of their country green , another country's environment is destroyed...
Just ban plastic factories then
Those bricks are very useful in Jakarta.
Each time there is Flood going, our house can float ! 😂
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Indonesia technology for flood
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Absolutely Correct
This company should be get government funding to increase capacity and improve.
No
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Goodluck on Rising Microplastic.
The best solution for no micrpplastic make reusable plastic because it easy to compose and friendly to enviroment.
Our government is corrupt
I have doubt on the health hazard. Need further research. Especially on tropical countries like indonesia, i don't think plastic building material is ideal.
Ya kan di video nya cuma ada paving blocks bray... Emg tujuannya cuma buat parkiran dan taman doang kok
Better than flows into sea
I am not convinced
There are companies making spacial brics out of plastic wast, which contains a high porportion of plastic and even has special positive characteristics.
This is just adding/hidding some plastic waste into/in normal brics. This mixture can have negative effect on the ballance, quality and stability of those concrete brics.
Your spelling is kinda wonky
@@adaniar1545 😱
Better than lying on the street lol
This lady is creative but if this material is not approved according to construction standard guidelines then it would be a safety hazard. Material strength should be extensively researched for years before it can be use for real life application. Making bricks and concrete aren't as easy as ABC. Lab testing and research papers must be released to show if the materials actually up to standard, like fire resistance, loading, lifespan, chemistry, erosion etc. Also, what is the environmental impact? Did she think of that? Did she follow the environmental standard guidelines? Just best friends making bricks...wow so convincing...
Did you even check out their Instagram? Bet not. They have the national certificate
World leaders need to look at this and apply this formula to get rid of plastic waste.
Thanks, Indonesia! 🇮🇩
No, microplastics and other companies will copy this idea and make plastic bricks with *no* recycled plastic
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@Borb He's just a edgy kid lol
@@insectbite1714 bacot
@@insectbite1714 oh shut up you again
It was fine if you use in road paving and made the mold more hold the friction.
I love how everyone in the comments is apparently an engineer, mason or similar and thus able to make snap judgements about a product from one little video (and wildly innacurate ideas about the properties of standard bricks). Apparently we don't have a shortage of these experts after all. Where've you all been hiding?
I lay bricks for breakfast bro
There's always at least one criticism to every solution 😂
@DeathNikki Their credit card numbers, isn't it obvious?
Many concern here actually legit. Fire hazard, moisture effect, UV effect, are mainly the focus of research on plastic waste up to these days. Don't believe the concern are exaggerated. On the contrary, they comment based on general knowledge of plastic, not random judgement.
Where would they be used where they won’t be exposed to fires or substances that could corrode or cause slip hazards?
Calm down,if you looks closely they kind of mixed it with sands and cement so it unlikely to catch fire..and about slip,it just matter of texture of the bricks..so it doesnt really matter..
Prefer use last long brick. Somehow we don't know what the impact of plastic brick to any kind situation.
@@Shirokuma15 Chill out bro why so mad, plastics degrade under both low and high room temperatures, so unless you want to have a swaying skyscrapper like China there's no real practical use for this.
@@cat-vv9xb i'm sure that my response was pretty chill..i just to point out that the pavement not only use plastic as sole materials but also put sands and cement into it and mixed it together..so basically what that woman doing was "hiding" the plastic inside the brick..not the brick made out of pure plastic like others inventions..so the chance that the brick catch fire is highly unlikely.let's be frank here,if something would catch fire then the pavement would be your least concern. I just getting tired of some overly "concerned" comment that offerings so many critism but no solutions..
@@Shirokuma15 there is no unlikely in safety system. Even if the possibility low, but with high risk ( as in fatality) there will be no compromise. More research need to make this more fire resistant or flame retardant and involve low smoke zero halogen characteristic.
Government: I will pretend I didn't see that
I’m so glad people of my country are doing all of this. Gives me faith that we might actually make things better this time. I’d like to fund them and possibly protect them if I could.
Brilliant 🥰🥰🥰 I hope someone in Malaysia does this too. I'm sick of looking at my houses plastic pile just piling up
You can help with reducing and reusing plastic use..
Or you can start to. The different between them and us only willingness to start.
And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
@@relaxwhc you mean the microplastic pollution that is already going on,our oceans are filled with plastic,these countries are filled with plastic ,so this is a great idea to an already existing problem
Do ya know what the plot twist.? They re Malaysian
And few years later we got cement infused plastic wastes.
Nice to see this trend spreading. A lady in Africa, Kenya if I'm not wrong also started doing this and I think all countries should start doing it.
This could you imagine what the world would be what the whole world needs to be doing if everybody pitch in and did this
pavers are fine because it is outdoors. I don't want plastic bricks, as they can emit toxic fumes into homes.
And most people are fine having plastic bottles containing their drinks.....
That is an amazing idea! We need more of these in every country!
An Indonesian women and Kenyan woman recycling plastics waste into useful products. Both as creative as they are ingenious props to them
And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
@@relaxwhc you know I do hear a lot of people criticism about trying to turn plastics waste into recycle items as a waste as a bad idea (because of microplastics).
Yet it's funny since I don't hear anyone have a better idea on what to do with our plastic waste. The thing with materials is they don't lasted forever, everyday they break down into smaller and smaller pieces (wood, stone, plastics, etc...) That isn't something that we can control, it's all a natural process. Also either way plastics will break down, what would be better? Leaving a (disposable) plastic bag out in the ocean, land, or air? Or try to reduce and reuse for other things?
Summary: Instead of criticizing others for trying to think of solutions. Why don't you think of something better 💁?
How is this considered new technology: Leggo's have been around for decades.
Haha...Because lego is purely plastic for toys. They didnt claim new technology, they make it practical for human use
Idiot comment
@@user-ft3ul5lp6z yo chill issa joke
@@naufalrafdi1318 it's a
Now the building is much more flammable. You don't need 2 planes for the job. Only Incendiary exploding vest
This is a great idea, need to be worked on to see if single story homes could be built. The world needs to look at this
I'm afraid this will be a time bomb
More test needed
Especially when the microplastic starts going into air
You're right,I wouldn't trust it. It'll just fall apart in time. Just think people would want to get their money back when it does how would these people pay back when that happens?
but plastic will last for hundreds of years, so for pavin block this seems like a solution
The top quarter of their paving blocks don't have plastics in it.
What would stop the "time bomb"? Ban plastic factories
@@rismadeco Indonesia has a lot of trash even with recycle factory, look at "bantar gebang" the most bigest trash place jn the world
I've seen this plastic bricks video clips but it was reported somewhere in Africa instead of Indonesia. Can't remember which country but anyway those plastic bricks are a lot stronger than conventional bricks. They slam the brick down on the ground as hard as they can and it remains in 1 piece. Didn't break at all.
And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
@mansana Seriously dude, you're spamming in every comment section in this video.
What they dont realise is their low end factory is outputting micro plastic as this tiny fragments were scattered. Rip to nearby people accidentally ingesting them.
Huh?
But plastic produce lots of heat and if it gets heated it creates some kind slipy surface and there is some kind of plastic smells in air which will not easy to breath.
If we can afford heat pressure brick molders, people can recycle plastic by turning it into bottles, muebles, pavement bricks, cheap bricks for temp housing and whatever you want.
Suara Indonesia Bangga
Sadly our government is never a big fan of this kind of idea.
Imagine this with government support
Bro Indonesia president last month launch the PLTS (waste to energy plant) in Surabaya
Our government is corrupt, they won't support any inovation by the people.
@@Arik33241 not the president . He is clean and hardworking . People who work for him might be, though. He has to fight against the mainstream just to make things right .
@@Arik33241 and your father just sleepin next to a shyt
What you supposed to support your mom?.. have a big assh?
can be a hazard when some house is on fire
*pretty nasty the more you think about it*
Add to the fact that plastic turns brittle and crumbles when exposed to heat for a long period of time.
Keren, ternyata di Indonesia udah ada yg mengolah limbah plastik jd batu bata👍
They have been doing this in Ghana and Kenya for the past few years . But Kudos to the Indonesian women
I think that this could be profitable for many companies because they get all the material s for free.
My question is: Will there be a problem with micro plastic? I guess this will be a problem with this bricks.
It will not bea great idea in the long run. They don't research what will happen with the microplastic.
@@jessicag630 they actually have. The quarter top layer of their paving blocks don't contain plastic
What is the compression force compared to a standard brick? Means nothing if it doesn’t meet the right standard
Their paving blocks can hold 250kg/cm2. Got the national certificate
So they are using plastic as an aggregate in regular brick? What happens in a couple hundred years when those bricks disintegrate, and the whole time they are in use shedding micro plastics?
Imagine if your home is made out of plastic and a fire starts in it.
It will light up like fireworks 😅 🎆
They only have paving blocks aka outdoor use
@@rismadeco yeah but plastic in general is not meant for building materials, i like the idea of concrete 3D printers, I think those are awesome, they can build a home in 24 hours.
I like the idea of using plastic waste, so don't get me wrong here, its just that the safety concerns overweight its benefits.
@@mandalmandal4593 so you're just another watcher who only critics without giving a solution or do something for the environment? Adios
@@rismadeco lol u ok or something?
I just saw a problem and pointed it out.
Go get a psychiatrist.
All fun and games tell the building starts to melt 😂
Use chemicals
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Rather buy long last brick before i see the holy light when i buy those.
That's why they only use it in *PAVEMENTS*
@@philnightjar1971 in that case tell your car starts sinking in to the ground lol
It remind me this documentary about an entrepreneur/scientist in India She collects plastics to recycle in furniture in her factory. It is very nice looking and modern furniture.
Very creative idea,we have enough plastic waste to build enough blocks for 6 great walls,you are a great person thank you for your work
Is it possible to create houses with such kind of brick? I guess not.
Probably not strong enough, and fumes dangerous in a property fire.
No.
No, its not for wall. Its for flooring etc.
@@suryah999 what will happen if flood? Plastic can take hold that?
@@fantastic9703 uh, cement it to the ground?
And this is all with very crude equpments.
Imagine if they have proper funding and factory grade machines.
Nothing like when it catches fire and the plastic starts giving off toxic fumes.
These can be used for outdoor purposes like gardening,fencing ,planting trees and all. For making houses it will be disaster.
They only have paving blocks aka outdoor use
This has been done in Africa, America and Europe. These bricks will break into a million little pieces after some years. Mixing different plastics is like mixing oil and water. They will invariably seperate
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And it's OK to cause the microplastic polution into the earth and water for this "brilliant" idea?
@@relaxwhc I love eating microplastic inside chinese frozen food and rice and fruits.
@@relaxwhc 🍜🍚🍎🍏🍊🥭😘
These ladies are GENIUSES... WHY ARE WE NOT AS BRILLIANT?
Speak for yourself
As they are not melted, the plastic is just replacing aggregate, and there's plenty of cement in the mix by the look of it
Amazing work! Hope this gets the attention and funding to make a big impact
Great way to introduce microplastics into the environment when these materials erode
i like how they work with sandals.
Sandals are cool
@@dddf27 until a brick falls onto your toes.
@@egghead2048 bruh it would still hurt even when you're using shoe
This started in Africa , People from Ghana been doing it long time ago
Microplastics do more harm in the environment tho
Is it because they didn't do it in closed area?
what is the percentage of actual concrete to plastic ratio? I guarantee there is not that much plastic in it
2kg plastic/m2
Finally...we can build an actual Lego™ City
GET THE LEGO CEO ON THE PHONE RIGHT NOW!
Brothers Wright give respect to these girls
It is great idea as brick replacement for low load applications such as pavements, walls and etc. Most of the process are still manually done. You can see the struggle. Maybe with further investments from governments bonds they can produce it with more efficient machine. Would be great if it can be used in high rise etc..
Pointless and useless idea, I don't know why people get so excited. What the F is moving plastic from one dump and sugarcoat it and move to another dump when it don't help reducing production on new plastic?.
Why don't you buy that kind thing but you only complaining and talking nonsense. I think you rather not. I got you.
For me i only buy for when it is useful for me and more safe.
Maybe go DO SOMETHING TO RECYCLE? OR AT LEAST DO THE 3R CAMPAIGN?
@@rismadeco Rather get even worse? Goodluck for the rising microplastic. Before you complaining nonsense make a research. Why don't make reusable plastic because it easy to compose and the more friendly to enviroment.
I'm Indonesian but I'm so used to seeing subtitles that I didn't listen, I only read😭
They deserve alot of support for this work and government help
Finely some else is thinking outside of the box. Great job.
She has me thinking if you ground the plastic up and used it with the gravel you use before you lay the asphalt down? Would work?
Is that brick safety from fire?
Well with a power of omnissiah (Adeptus Mechanicus ) i am sure this will work.Praise to omnissiah
Plastic is plastic and it's flammable materials.
They use it mostly for pavements
@@alamalam5594 40K's has even reached channel 😂
@@ivanhendr burning pavers means no firebreak. It’s like lava molten. Not suitable where sparks or cigarette butts may fall.
I’m sorry but this is a horrible idea
Plastic no matter what kind that is constantly exposed to the sun or heat in general even if it’s painted over becomes brittle and breaks down over the years
What your idea for better use that plastic
@@ryyize throw it to the black hole
We see so many innovative ideas across different social media sites which helps in reducing pollution. However it is shocking that it is not supported by any govt dept across the world. One of basic thing we can do is teach ourself n our next gen the negatives of pollution to a great extent so that the world becomes a better place.
Awesome idea. Solves a waste problem and turns it into a useful product
haha plastic go brrick
(no offence, please let me know if I misinterpreted the meme 🙂)
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Wow indonesia..brilliant..
Opportunity is found by those looking for it. Station in life has little to do with success, as is demonstrated by these hard working creative innovators. My kind of people.
The idea was stolen from a African woman witch allready does this...
Make a protest. No more stolen idea.
If the African woman watched this video, she would be proud of these women. Not like you just talking bad and doing nothing
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At least they have an idea to tackle plastic waste issue.. Give them support and knowledge to become better.
All you did is complain without giving any solution at all.. If you are smarter, DO or at least teach!! If not, then shut up and follow!
@@sikpin2985 The solution is to...not use a solution that makes the problem worse.
If you are going to make an existing situation worse, then the better thing to do is to simply not do anything.
yes, microplastics are dangerous.. even for marine lifes, and we eat fish. that plastics come inside our bodies.
@@cat-vv9xb do you have any solution to the plasctics they have recycled? Is let those plastics flows into ocean a better idea than turning them into bricks?
Take one fact of this. This material is dangrous for starters plastic burns meaning its a fire hazard. Essentially building a house out of it means you are living in a candle same applies to wood.
Mixing plastic in with cement is not making anything. They only found a new way to store it until it decomposes. If they melted the plastic and add less than 25% of other materials, then you are making something with plastic. Adding plastic as aggregate is not recycling.
At least they're doing something not just using thumbs at home and criticizing
@@rismadeco You have no idea what I do. Nice try though.
Reusing is already amazing and great...but we also need to come with ways of using LESS plastic, and to destroy it in a safe way.
Its great idea to recycle plastic but those bricks are cannot be used as a alternative to conventional sand bricks due to safety issues . Please dont use it for building houses it will be disaster if fire catches. It can be used for outdoor purposes like gardening,fencing, and other. By the way nice initiative.
My friend: what is your house made of ?
Me: plastic
if you have enough plastic crushed .... mix it with solid wast back soil and heat a little then let it cool, without cement brick ready