Step By Step Ecobricking

So, for this ecobrick, we've tried a different method. This time we cut the plastics into small pieces, and it's quite harder that the first one.
I prefer the method I used before, it saves time and energy but I think cutting it to pieces is better in terms of the weight of the ecobrick or not, I'm not sure.
But, I found a another way of making an ecobrick it's quite similar to this one but I'll try it and compare which way is easier in terms of stuffing.
Thanks for Watching!

[@akashjagtap-pm3dd]

Hey man good job

[@madhavkulkarni8030]

Why you are cutting into small pieces instead of putting whole thing

[@sandhuhsm]

Very nice

[@rishathakuria3270]

Very easy 👍😉😝👌

[@jeicivanta9894]

Permission to put this video in my project ma'am. Thank you.

[@katetorres013]

Hi! Sure you can use it

[@MichaelRada-INDUSTRY50]

what is the average weight of a ecobrick?

[@leesmindfuljourney]

200gm

[@MichaelRada-INDUSTRY50]

@@leesmindfuljourney thank you, . I made a test myself, filling 1,5 l bottles with different material and te results surprice me. PLASTIC 319g, Textile 517g, buttons 919g, used paper towels from washing rooms and toilets 1519g. This indicates if you have access to used paper towels, you can build even stronger structures using same methodology and little water inside to mesh and bind the paper towels.

[@nicolereso-or7463]

Good Day! Can I use this po for school activity purposes?

[@katetorres013]

hello, sure 😊

[@purpleegg6471]

how long did this take you?

[@katetorres013]

around an hour or 2.