The 360 Paper Bottle is a biodegradable, resealable, eco-friendlier plastic bottle alternative. Brandimage works to design, develop, and engineer new products and brands. These Paper Water Bottles are made from 100% recycled material and could transform the plastic water bottle pollution so prevelant today.
We have written about he massive waste produced by American’s use of disposable beverage bottles and some of the implications, such as plastic bottles take 700 years to begin composting, 24 million gallons of oil are needed to produce a billion plastic bottles, bottling and shipping water is the least energy efficient method ever used to supply water, and bottled water is the second most popular beverage in the United States.
Brandimage’s paper bottle is 100% recyclable, it is made from renewable and sustainable resources, requires less energy through the product lifecycle, it is stackable and easily transportable. They claim on their site that the paper bottles "stand up to all liquid categories," however, they don't explain how.
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Very interesting. I wonder how it works. I’m glad someone is trying to come up with an answer to the plastic bottle crises.
They look interesting. Good find!
Grow hemp for the fiber in these bottles, don’t attack the forests to make them! Large tracts of land in North America, although only semi-arable are still suitable for growing huge hemp farms and creating the subsequent, non-off-shoreable jobs! Hemp papers are tougher and recycle better than conventional wood fiber! Hemp fiber has many other uses and supports industry as a raw material! If the production of drug grade marijuana is your fear, Canadian laboratories have fast cheap tests to distinguish the good from the bad and already do a good business with law enforcement agencies in Canada for swift clean convictions of offenders there! They will be happy for any extra work sent their way!
Yeah right,
Cotton took care of that argument a long time ago, the same reason everyone is afraid of weed now. Good idea, but hard to convince people of it now.
are you dumb dude they are going to make the bottles out of recycles paper not cut trees down to make the bottle that would obviously defeat the purpose lol
Recycled paper? How do they get the toxic inks and all out so I can drink from it. Sounds like a long term health issue.
so cool a great way of recycling
It’s fascinating from a designer/inventor perspective but I wonder why are we looking for a replacement for the water bottle? Public drinking fountains seem to a great solution to replace the water bottle.
I was downtown the other day and so pleased to see a drinking fountain right on the plaza. It had never been taken out and was a beautiful design!