How To Recycle HDPE Bottle Lids Into Flawless Flat Sheet Material – Best Results

1. I'm glad that lots of people seem to have enjoyed this! This is one of my older videos (over 4 years old) and I've improved a lot since then.
   Be sure to check out some of my newer projects as well!

2. How about making windows from clear plastic bottles?

3. Mans is eloquently spoken af

4. SLAIN

5. I just discovered your work recently, we are a school project trying to encourage awareness of plastic while developing practical skills and designing. Your skills are impressive!

6. Is that a ventilated oven. If not, then does your home fill with melted plastic scent?

7. This is a great tutorial at any age

8. very nice….

9. watching this in 2020 and it's still one of the best videos for recycling plastic.

10. "Avoiding awkwardly placed dog…."
    Gold.

11. Very interesting!

12. Thank you for showing this video, it has helped me a lot 🙂

13. You have very good presentation. You are a good man (not a teen)

14. Can you not use poly ethelene bottles?

15. I love it, you sound like the kid from the movie Submarine. It was like watching a spin off episode 😂

16. I like your dog

17. Well done we need more creative and innovative young people like yourself in this world

18. 👏🏻👏🏻so good🇸🇦

19. Arg man it looks like alot of work… I just recyle my plastic trash by throwing it over my neighbours wall… I never see it again:)

20. Great tutorial!

21. Loved the way you created this.

22. Continued: density test with isopropyl alcohol and water. HDPE will sink while PP will float in a narrow but workable range . Place a chip of both known types in a cup, add alcohol, then very slowly add some water and stir each time. It’s not much water but at some point the PP will float. Now you can test each type of cap and store the mixture in closed container for future

23. Very nice instruction! I have found two kinds of lids: HDPE(#2) and PP(#5) and can tell the difference. PP when used as beverage lid always has a thin liner in the top where HDPE never does. Also you can do a density test

24. Excellent! Ur ambition is refreshing! Subscribed!

25. Waow, young man you thrilled me from start to finish! A combination of impeccable knowledge, talents, dedication and professional delivery with a focused attitude that makes learning fun. I just love you though I saw only your fingers. God bless and prosper you my dear!!!! Keep it up! I have subscribed!!!!

26. very well done! Great commentary! will give this process a try! Am very interested in reusing plastic instead of sending it to the landfill! thank again!

27. What kind of plastic is it again? Hdpe?

28. How thick would it need to be to stop a 9mm bullet?

29. Beautiful slingshots, buddy! I am about to try putting the heat on some bottle caps myself.

30. Loved this video 1st time I watched. Since I lve decided to try;

    In US have found the bottles are usually marked 2; but caps are either HDPE 5 or not labelled. Milk jugs are labelled 2.

31. AWESOME VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

32. Wow! Nice

33. You are brilliant

34. İts a nice video. Learn a lot from it. Thank you:)

35. Good job, but at what cost? ELECTRICITY! How much did the electric bill shootup? Is it worth? Just curious.

36. I'm glad you said slingshot because those look like butt plugs

37. Excellent work lad. You are very informative, very professional and so thorough for such a young lad. Onwards and upwards. I want to make a bangle with this material. Not sure now as it doesn't seem to be suitable for molds.

38. Mix in a few drops of fade proof tattoo ink to white and clear material for easy vivid no fade coloring. it only takes like a drop or two.

39. I really appreciate this tuturial, coz right now, at this moment, we are making Tiles made up of Hdpe for our Research. Can you help us please on how we can do the research paper.

40. loved this method, was just very surprised when he put the mold in the oven

41. Not only a very interesting 'how-to' video, but very well made too! Nice work!♻

42. Thank you for your time saving tips. You have made recycling this material so easy.

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