Korea uses waste milk boxes to make toilet paper

Recently, a South Korean company’s scientific researcher used a discarded milk carton to make toilet paper. Every 30 waste milk cartons can be made into 5 rolls of toilet paper (about 70 meters long). This opens up new applications for the use of paper for discarded milk cartons.

It is reported that 90% of the waste newsprint in the family can be reused. After removing 10kg of newsprint from the newsprint, 9kg of newsprint can be made. Waste cardboard box cardboard, 90% of its weight can also be used. There are waste books and used notebooks, etc. Apart from the bound part, about 85% can be used. However, the waste milk cartons are generally mixed with plastic or synthetic resin, and they can hardly be reused in the past. Now, this company in South Korea uses new technology to make waste milk cartons into toilet paper and turn it into a treasure.