Using eco-friendly accessories?

[Johnelsaemrin]

Hey,
Last day, my friend (scuba driver) had brought his broken diving mask to my shop and asked me to repair it. I had managed to fix the mask but after 2 days he brought it back saying it is leaking. He took new branded mask from my shop and gone. Looking at the old broken mask, I felt it is better to get recycled and molded into a new product. While I researched about the recycling the product, I have seen that not all the product cannot be recycled as they are not eco-friendly Eco-friendly Product Design Toronto | Green Product Design | Spark Innovations. Then else can we do with that broken mask? Any innovative ideas? I have planned to have only eco-friendly products in my shop. How about yours? Is it ecofriendly?

 

[kodiak81]

Hey,
Last day, my friend (scuba driver) had brought his broken diving mask to my shop and asked me to repair it. I had managed to fix the mask but after 2 days he brought it back saying it is leaking. He took new branded mask from my shop and gone. Looking at the old broken mask, I felt it is better to get recycled and molded into a new product. While I researched about the recycling the product, I have seen that not all the product cannot be recycled as they are not eco-friendly Eco-friendly Product Design Toronto | Green Product Design | Spark Innovations. Then else can we do with that broken mask? Any innovative ideas? I have planned to have only eco-friendly products in my shop. How about yours? Is it ecofriendly?

I highly recommend the "Reuse, Reduce" parts of the oft repeated phrase as recycling is vastly misunderstood by people in recycling nations.

Maybe use the mask strap in a save-a-dive kit? Possible to use the glass to repair another mask? Use the broken mask in your shop as decoration instead of throwing it out?