<![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @Git Em SteveDave: The water in the vase would act as a base...you don't see half filled watter bottles tipping over all over the place...no one else adressed this issue cause THERE IS NO ISSUE

kyel57

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @mtopper: You might as well just put the flowers in the water bottle, and then stick THAT into a real vase. Less to clean.

Git Em SteveDave is a poor substitute for LindsayJoy

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @Git Em SteveDave:

and i was just about to hit the enter button on my order...

thanks!

mtopper

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> Well flowers or not.. least my water bottles will now have something to wear if it gets a little too chilly

Mith

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> "You're my boy bluuuu!!!"

Out2gtcha

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @nutbastard:
Twas an "Old School" reference.

Member, when Will was running along-side the van naked and the ladies picked him up commenting on how it "looks like its a little cold out there...."


Out2gtcha

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @Out2gtcha:
twas a seinfeld reference - im confused???

nutbastard

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @nutbastard:

HA! Old school FTW:
[www.moviesoundscentral.com]


Out2gtcha

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> To top it all whats the carbon footprint of the company that starts churning these out as a real product.

Boognish

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @nutbastard: I think in a dry landfill, perhaps 10-15 years, but once they get wet, they swell, which rips the paper, and they disappear quickly.

Git Em SteveDave is a poor substitute for LindsayJoy

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> I'm surprised no one has addressed the issue that will arise as the base and weight of the water bottle would tip over with almost any flower in it.

Git Em SteveDave is a poor substitute for LindsayJoy

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> yeah, wouldn't want to put plastic into the ground, you know, where it came from?

i once heard it takes 10-15 years for cigarette butts to decompose. as an argument against smokers, mind you.

15 years is a split second geologically.

as for "They only degrade under high heat/pressure composting." - you mean like at the bottom of a huge, methane-producing land fill? they naturally get well over 140 degrees in places.

nutbastard

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> reuse =/= recycle.

and on top of that this .... thingy is horrible! eek. anyway, a plastic bottle that does not go to the garbage is better than one that ends up floating on the sea.

the problem is, both things will end up in a landfill, very soon.

dysthymia

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> I drink one of those little water bottles in about 5 minutes. My house would look like Old Navy started a botanical garden.

kaneshadow

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @nutbastard: The problem with biodegradable is that they don't tell you under what conditions the fscking things degrade.

You know those potato based disposable eating utensils? They only degrade under high heat/pressure composting. Last I knew the only place in the country that did this was Berkeley.

So, if the water in the vase is cold, do the flowers shrink?

Xavoc

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> Wool is not eco-friendly.
Sheep are killed for this.

"yeah but you don't need to kill sheep to make wool."

Yeah right.

flaxseed

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> LOL @ scenario

Zaxxon Q Blaque

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @Out2gtcha:
"I was in the pool! I WAS IN THE POOL!"

nutbastard

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> Oddball, eco-thoughtful presents for those you despise.

ANoel

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @zarchitect:
but there ARE waters available in biodegradable bottles made from corn - the eco-freaks drink that shit.

nutbastard

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> @Curves:
I always thought it was

Cold water + Mr willie = Major Shrinkage


Out2gtcha

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> nope - no eco-friendly types would use it as eco-friendly types wouldn't be drinking out of a disposable plastic drinking bottle. Conscientious people use re-usable bottles! No need to buy something else to cover up a mistake.

zarchitect

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> So they took a beer bottle sleeve and just forgot to trim the excess material?

TheTick

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> Wool + Water = Major Shrinkage.

Curves

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> Sadly just a concept?

Geisrud

]]> <![CDATA[Facade Vase: Recycle Your Water Bottles as Flower-Holders]]> Nothing says sexy, modern, minimalist, stylish like grey fleece.

92BuickLeSabre

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