Transform and revitalize your daily waste in a creative way to decorate all your spaces.
Giving another life to what we usually discard became a custom that grows more and more in many homes. Coffee Not only awakens our mornings, but now You can also illuminate our environments.
With simple ideas and that are available to anyone, those small capsules that you used to throw in the trash now can become a great opportunity to Decorate with style while you add a grain of sand to the care of the planet.
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How to recycle coffee capsules to decorate your home
With just a few elements and a little ingenuity, used coffee capsules can be transformed into luminous garlands Perfect to renew your home. All you need are clean and empty capsules, a strip of LED lights, something to drill, tape or glue, and mustacillas. The key step is to make a small hole in the closed base of each capsule and insert a light inside.
You can combine capsules of different colors to generate more interesting visual effects. And if you dare to customize them with brightness, the result can be a unique piece, made by you, with low cost.
The Nespresso and Natura initiative
This movement of reuse is also on the agenda of large brands. Nespresso, for example, took a step further and allied with nature to create a recycling system that Transform the aluminum of its capsules used into new containers.
Thanks to this collaboration, the traditional Natura brown hand cream is now presented in a pack that Includes recovered aluminum. This joint work seeks to reduce environmental impact and promote circular economy.
As explained by Natura Argentina, the objective is to think about long -term sustainable solutions, working side by side with other brands that share the same values.
Source: Ambito
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