Pareo de necesidades domésticas simples con aplicaciones de reutilización de productos

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https://doi.org/10.46842/10.46842/ipn.cien.v26n2a05

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product reutilization, low-cost domestic reutilization

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The long and complex process of degradation of synthetic polymers presents important ecological challenges throughout the planet. We can see direct impacts in the excessive accumulation of plastics that often end up in their incineration, which in turn contributes to pollution and the deterioration of the environment. Although several governments worldwide have been developing programs that promote alternatives to waste reduction through recycling, the reality is that these programs are often ineffective since they are not consistent with the needs and accessibility of consumers. Product reutilization could be a more plausible alternative for individuals.
A wide variety of products made out of glass, paper, plastic, and metals can be used domestically. To promote reutilization, this manuscript presents a triad of ideas to give creative and functional use to reutilized products by using them to approach real problems like mitigating high indoor temperatures and providing aesthetic solutions for gardening and home decoration, among others.

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10-09-2024

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Pareo de necesidades domésticas simples con aplicaciones de reutilización de productos. (2024). Científica, 26(2), 1-13. https://doi.org/10.46842/10.46842/ipn.cien.v26n2a05