Yes
"Cardboard adds lots of great carbon to a compost heap. It rots down quicker if it's wet and torn into small pieces (the tearing is also easier if it's damp). If you've got a lot of it, try to alternate layers with other matter."
from compostthis.co.uk
Saturday, June 14, 2008
"Re-Furnished" Recycled Cardboard Chairs from University of Idaho Student Designers
Story at TreeHugger.com (several pictures)
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Hack a Cardboard Box into a DIY Solar Oven
From Lifehacker: "Eco-friendly weblog The Daily Green details how to turn a cardboard box into a DIY solar oven for a little weekend fun in the sun. All you'll need is the box, some construction paper, tin foil, plastic, and a few other items you're likely to have around the house, and when you're done you'll have a full-fledged cardboard cooker."
[via Daily Green]
Lifehacker has a Flickr photopool from those who have attempted this project.
[via Daily Green]
Lifehacker has a Flickr photopool from those who have attempted this project.
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