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Re-Bubble Concept Puts Your Old Soaps in Public Restrooms
Save Energy at Work
Re-Bubble Concept Puts Your Old Soaps in Public Restrooms
Re-Bubble Concept Puts Your Old Soaps in Public Restrooms

"Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without" -- This is an old saying that is great for living sustainably, and designs that help us live this mantra usually catch our eye. Such is the case with Re-Bubble by designers WooJae Lee, MinSu Kim & WoongKi Kim. The idea is that public restrooms and conscientious cleaners can work in conjunction to keep soap dispensers filled using the little remnants of bar soaps that often go into the trash. The machine transforms bar soap into bubbles for anyone to use. But, is it all that practical?
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