Young Lady Converts Waste Plastic Bottles Into Beautiful Flower Vase, Displays It in Viral Video
- A young lady has been praised online for how she is solving environmental issues by recycling waste plastic
- In another dimension, the lady cut the plastic waste and paint it into a beautiful flower vase
- In the video, the lady showed that the vase can be positioned at any angle of a house to beautify it.
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A young lady @c.bab4 has gained massive social media attention with her skill in converting waste into a beautiful flower vase.
In the video, the lady showed that instead of throwing away plastic to litter environments, her creative way of transforming them can be used to beautify a home.
Source: UGC
How it is done
While showing the transformation process in the video, the lady arranged a plethora of table water plastic and begin to cut them into two while beautifying them with spray paint.
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Many people reacted to the video with showers of praise saying she is fighting environmental challenges with what she does.
Watch the video:
Netizens react
@rastoppar said:
“Creativity this is what we need on social media Not nyash.”
@Abi_sinu_ola said:
“who else thought she was going to use them as wine cups .”
@Annieberry01 said:
“so creative so one should like my comments so dat I can see this again.”
@Nonsense said:
“Thought she was going to use it as funnel for pouring fuel in a Gen cuz that’s what I do this is beautiful btw.”
@user5438833013116 said:
“that's so sweet that's so creative.”
@swabrah said:
“this is so beautiful not me saving the video to learn how to be creative too .”
@Tracyhalia12 said:
“This is super beautiful,,,,Good work Babe.”
@johnblessingolu said:
“nice work where can I get the material needed not the plastic o.”
Another recycle genius
Meanwhile, Legit. ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady, Adejoke Lasisi, took to recycling nylon wastes and she is doing it really well with wonderful results.
In a LinkedIn post, the lady shared beautiful bags, clothes, and shoes she made from recycled pure water nylon waste.
She could be seen in one of the photos rocking a matching dress, necklace, sandals and bag; all products of pure water nylon waste conversions.
Source: Legit.ng
