This factory recycles used textiles into new clothes.

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[@Boo-pv4hn]

Had no idea they where used in mattresses

[@Lil0421]

Lowkey pretty cool

[@milhouse14]

Wow, you're back after eight months.
Welcome back

[@jon6309]

The revolution is a slow one similar to when solar panels were introduced. At its current stage these recycling process is still expensive and inconvenient therefore clothing companies will continue to produce clothes with current methods until it becomes economical to use these recycling machines. Solar panels have come a long way and even though the prices have come down some still struggle to come up with the initial cost even though it is economically efficient. I live in Hawaii where we have a lot of sun and electricity cost 3 times compared to the rest of the USA. Having solar panels on average will get my money back in 7 years but the upfront cost is in the tens of thousands.

[@bdazzleddesigns9219]

Mine were the price of a new car.

[@ConfTotheguy2024]

This is great 👍 👌 ❤

[@varunchandrsekhar4801]

Can we get the name of that company

[@jahnavi.youtube]

I see something connected to india

[@VideoStudioSVL]

No thanks and plz