Plastiki Boat Built With Plastic Bottles Ends 4 Month Sail
Written by Cathy on July 26, 2010 – 10:12 am -Welcome back!
Plastiki, the recycled plastic bottle boat comprised of 12,500 recycled bottles finally completed their journey across the Pacific Ocean. The Plastiki taken from the famouse Kon Tiki raft is 100% recyclable and gets it’s power from solar panels and windmills plus held together with sugar cane/ cashews glue and even the mast is made with recycled aluminum irrigation pipe.
You can read their incredible story on Facebook or the website.
Plastiki Arrives In Syndey
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By Alex on Jul 26, 2010 | Reply
It’s absolutely incredible that such a boat could be created with all recycled items! I’m very impressed that it’s sturdy enough to travel the deep blue sea. It is a great use of resources. For some recycled office supply products that you might be interested in, go to: http://discountrecycledofficeproducts.com/