Harmful plastic water bottles will now be replaced with new biodegradable bottles
By Web Desk
November 01, 2017
In a visionary piece of design, a student has created a bottle that only holds its shape until it has content in it. As soon as the content finishes, the bottle decomposes.
The bottle is made from powdered form of a substance created from algae.
When mixed with water, it takes a jelly-like form which is easy to mould into any shape.
Ari Johnson, the creator behind this idealistic design, elaborates that the bottle has the perfect lifespan that should be of a water bottle ideally.
He further said that the water is safe for drinking but might develop a slightly salty taste after a while.
In an interesting statement, he revealed that the bottle is edible and may taste like ‘seaweed jello’.
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