a neater Soda Can [Recycle]

Feb 3rd 2011
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Aluminum cans are convenient! So why would we want a higher soda can? Well because even if they’re recyclable, they’re not likely reusable. This soda can isn’t just reusable, it’s also biodegradable. Better for everybody!

It’s humorously called the TIN CAN though its created from PLA (poly-lactic acid), meaning some kind of corn starch that may retain some plastic properties (and likewise, one of the vital better eco-friendly materials around). Basically, it’s a nature-friendly thermos with a different design. I’ll take two. $28 [ Hao Shi via Yanko Design ]

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This post is tagged: aluminum cans, corn starch, design source, different design, poly lactic acid, soda, Thermos

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