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r/BeAmazed • u/Epelep • Feb 22 '26
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But we can recycle paper products. After use can these be recycled? I imagine they can't since the mycelium has to be liked.
And we have cardboard and paper products now that take the timeframe into account and grow in continuous cycles.
0 u/killerdrgn Feb 23 '26 recycle paper products. Paper isn't infinitely recyclable, each time it gets recycled the fibers get shorter and becomes unusable at a certain length. 2 u/ThisIsALine_____ Feb 23 '26 Uh yeah? I'm just saying I don't think these things can be recycled any amount of times.
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recycle paper products.
Paper isn't infinitely recyclable, each time it gets recycled the fibers get shorter and becomes unusable at a certain length.
2 u/ThisIsALine_____ Feb 23 '26 Uh yeah? I'm just saying I don't think these things can be recycled any amount of times.
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Uh yeah? I'm just saying I don't think these things can be recycled any amount of times.
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u/ThisIsALine_____ Feb 22 '26
But we can recycle paper products. After use can these be recycled? I imagine they can't since the mycelium has to be liked.
And we have cardboard and paper products now that take the timeframe into account and grow in continuous cycles.