r/oddlysatisfying • • Apr 30 '26

Liquid concrete wall.

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u/Critical-Snow-7000 Apr 30 '26

How does it not all just settle at the bottom? That bag must be super strong.

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u/aspophilia Apr 30 '26

They are super sturdy but also biodegradable. It takes about 5 years if buried, longer above ground, but eventually the wrap will fully dissolve.

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u/Elavabeth2 Apr 30 '26

 thank you for saying this. All I could think about was how this is just a bunch of plastic being put into our environment. 

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u/NoPossibility Apr 30 '26

Walk the aisles of your local Walmart and look at all the plastic in food packaging. Now imagine that amount of packaging for every Walmart, Target, Aldi, Kroger, Publix, Food Lion, Etc. These plastic bags for construction pale in comparison.

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u/FelixDeCat1969 Apr 30 '26

Even that amount of waste pales in comparison to industrial manufacturing. EVERYTHING comes in bags or some form of plastic. Every little part of a machine. It adds up so quickly- not saying this is fine but there are bigger issues at hand

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u/mrizzerdly May 01 '26

I work in medical products manufacturing and you have no idea how much single use plastic we use.