Replicating a Cotton Candy Machine to Recycle Plastic

No, this isn't cotton candy … but recycled plastic waste. Here's how they got the idea.
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[@katzda]

Can this be used for clothes, pillows, duvets, etc?

[@artempeshkov7489]

Unfortunately, to use that machine you'll need to sort and clean the plastic, which is another process to be organized properly, it's not like you just throw your old used plastic in and get plastic cotton. Currently, not all plastics has its material marks, which makes a huge problem, I think.

[@musaabda1944]

I am Ethiopian I like it and I want to participate this project in Ethiopia but how I gete machine

[@teshetvtekleys]

You can order to AFEsol Ethiopia the machine

[@JavierCamargo-om4ir]

Good morning. I live in Colombia , how i can get the machine

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[@cukurovamuz]

Merhaba size nasıl ulaşabilirim. Türkiye’den yazıyorum. Kendi işimi kurmak istiyorum.

[@rizqiberlimpahbarokah2821]

Use cotton candy machine...?

[@mezgebuassefa-vg8ui]

Intersted machan how can i get this

[@sunisanamdokmai2171]

I have a question, can this be used on plastic scraps from vinyl billboards?

[@MdAlam-wx3ox]

আমি মেশিন কিনতে চাইতাছি বাংলাদেশের কোন যাইগাই পাব এই মেশিন ভাই বলভেন।

[@όμορφηκαρδιά]

It is amazing

[@artempeshkov7489]

Unfortunately, to use that machine you'll need to sort and clean the plastic, which is another process to be organized properly, it's not like you just throw your old used plastic in and get plastic cotton. Currently, not all plastics has its material marks, which makes a huge problem, I think.

[@WeebRemover4500]

if you grind it down to a fine powder then it shouldnt be a problem, regardless you can just take it apart and clean it from the stuff that wont melt

[@exmuslim101]

Muslim...who care

[@luisguillermofloresperez796]

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[@purpleprose1315]

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[@santiagoquintanalandaverde4844]

How I can get the machine?

[@aleksandramakari]

I just thought of this. What if you take a normal cotton candy machine and then you spin it into thread?

[@christophercarag4746]

Already tried it, but it doesn't work. The melted plastic got stock on the side of the center receptacle wherein you put the sugar. In my observation because the speed of this ordinary candy floss maker are slower than the typical candy floss maker out there in the market. The one they made is the more upgraded version, the plastic melt easily through the extruder they've put on the machine, and the speed of the center receptacle spins makes it easier to produce a thin thread coming from melted plastic.

[@Didactica2023]

​@@christophercarag4746, y si la inviertes, para que vaya cayendo a una superficie inferior? Ya que te atreviste a hacerlo, cuentame, antes de dañar máquina. Gracias.

[@Thaongn]

Just do like normal fabric material. Make them into something yarn, then start knitting as usual. I saw the video making a beannie out of plastic. It’s really cool

[@PlacemarkOne]

This is a terrible idea. It's not just increasing the energy and carbon footprint (pollution) for that plastic-- which doesn't get rid of the plastic-- it's an extremely toxic process that no one should be doing. Cotton, bamboo and hemp make great yarn.

[@samsongye]

Am greatly inspired