Reuse styrofoam

Styrofoam is a material that won't break down, can't be recycled and will always remain on earth. Unless you know a little science. Styrofoam is made up

Try this new DIY craft project to reuse and recycle old coolers. Storage, birdhouses, cat hotels, hydroponic gardening, and more.

You may be wondering what to do with all that extra polystyrene. It’s not as simple as tossing it your recycling bin, even if it has that tell-tale triangle on the bottom. #recycle #reuse #sustainability #styrofoam #polystyrene

View complete collection of foam wall art | joann with styrofoam wall art (20 photos) and related wall art ideas here.

From your take-out box to your bike helmet, it can seem like Styrofoam is taking over the world. Identified easily by recycling number six, Styrofoam is the trademarked name of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS). Commonly used in food and shipping...

Did you somehow end up with one of those disposable coolers in your house? Here are seven great ways to reuse Styrofoam coolers.

Made from polystyrene, “Styrofoam” is actually a brand name owned by the Dow Chemical Company, which created the material in the 1940s. It is used to make everything from packing peanuts and packaging inserts to food containers and disposable cups. Styrofo

Recycle Styrofoam Into Hard Plastic Jewelry: I'd like to begin my first Instructable with a little grade school science lesson. Styrofoam is the trade name for expanded polystyrene. "Expanded" means that it's filled with air to make it lightweight, which makes it very hard to clean and therefo…

We’ve all found ourselves stuck with packing Styrofoam at some point, but instead of throwing it out, repurpose it to keep your space organized.

Styrofoam is toxic to manufacture and constitutes, by volume, as much as thirty percent of landfills worldwide. Most areas (including a large part of the US) are unable to recycle styrofoam, so the most eco-friendly way to deal with it is...