How To Make Green Toys - Curiosity Quest Goes Green

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Host of Curiosity Quest, Joel Greene explores how Green Toys makes their earth friendly toys. This episode gets an inside look at the Green Toys facility to learn about the design process, how they create the design of the toys, the molding process and finally the packaging. These Green Toys are all made out of recycled milk jugs and of course all the packaging is minimal and earth friendly. In this episode, you will see the whole process in action.
How to make Green Toys

[@thelittlestgiant]

My two year old daughter loves these toys, and I love this company. I strongly believe they should start making toys for “big kids” too. The tabletop gaming industry is becoming bigger than ever before lately, and tabletop skirmish/war games use terrain pieces like trees, mountains, ruined buildings, boulders, fences, mesas, etc. If this company started making highly detailed super durable drop terrain that was also 100% recycled material I’m willing to bet they’d make a KILLING in sales for a while separate target audience/market.

[@marymactavish]

We're big fans. Even the basic bucket and shovel set is head and shoulders above the basic model from the store, the plastic doesn't degrade and get fragile in sunlight, the shovel is a better shape (I borrow my kid's for planting seedlings, it's just the right size/shape), and the rope handle is perfect, soft, comfortable, and very sturdy.

[@elijahhankins1762]

Great Adventure dude and you really told the story well, my friend in Israel Got the Dump truck thanks Rosa 😃

[@williamsramos8779]

IM A 41 YEAR OLD MAN AND I LOVE TOYS-- I GOT ME THE DUMP TRUCK.. WILLING TO GET MORE OF THEM

[@helpglobearth650]

REUSE REDUCE RECYCLE!! :-)

[@mikemiller1187]

i love your Toys and my Son to :D

[@miramac76]

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