Dutch designers Waarmakers have created sustainable rubbish
sacks for discarding unwanted items in good condition, in the hope that they'll
be picked up by a new owner instead of ending up at a landfill site. Goedzak is a special garbage bag for items
that are still usable. It’s a friendly way to offer products a second chance
and stimulate sustainable behavior.
Once full, the bags with
transparent panels are left in the street along with normal refuse so
passers-by can pick them up and make use of their contents. The items are kept
clean and dry but still visible, and if they remain in place when the refuse
collection truck passes then they will be taken away with the rest of the
rubbish.
Whether it’s that purple vase
your sister-in-law got you, or that particular coffee-pad-loving coffee machine
(you know the one) that’s been lying in the basement for ages; everybody owns
items that are no longer of value to them. Every now and then we throw out
these items, while they still might be of value and/or useful to others. These
items disappear in grey garbage bags and end up on trash piles. Goedzak offers
these items a second chance. Goedzak stimulates people to dispose of their
products in a more conscious and sustainable way. Goedzak can extend the
products’ lifetime.
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