DiaperRecycle Recycling disposable diapers

This 2 min video briefly covers what's happening at DiaperRecycle regarding recycling used diaper (nappy) waste and diverting them from landfill to minimise carbon emissions.

[MikeTrieu]

The process is wonderful to see, but how many people will actually pay for this recycling service just for diapers on top of what they're already paying for other municipal trash and recycling services?

[whitelotus]

I remember life before disposable diapers. Cloth diapers and plastic pant explosions lol! You can buy diapers and pads for old ladies that you can wash. BTW.

[nothandomnisi]

If only the technology to recycle was affordable, my country would do this

[priyamkaple]

What happens to the sodium polyacrylate in the disper can it be recovered?

[asankakumar]

I am from sri lanka can i use it my country

[mcmanuspj]

Sounds like an interesting buisness model you have.

Are you currently able to recycle the cat litter after it is used?

[Alex_Gizha]

Hi! Your idea and the work you have done is very impressive! Wishing you good luck and strong commitment in order to walk along your chosen path with glory and success!
If you are interested in spreading your idea (which is an honorably move for global wealth), I am on your service. I have already placed a request on your website.

[simon]

Plant Fertilizer yeah not kidding .. cut diaper open the Gel a diaper makes is PERFECT in a plant pot to lower watering that plant and you can also use the pee diapers just not the dirty diapers ... the Amonia from Urine is good for plants but its a washing ya hands after job clearly and something where you need to do it quick cus when the Sodium P crystals dried out the Urine fx will be released again .. so Plant Fertilizer is a HUGE one JUST NOT THE PLASTICS ... ONLY THE GEL

[kalicacao]

Yeah, great. But what happens with the plastic cat litter after it's being used? I tell you - it gets to the landfill again. On the way, some of it will pollute the enviroment with microplastics. Another greenwashing scheme.