The ‘White Goat’ doesn’t seem real but according to DigInfo, Japan’s Oriental Co. has trumped the marketplace by creating the first in-office recycle solution that turns shredded office documents into toilet paper. Here is how it works:
The shredded paper first goes into a hopper, where it is untangled in small batches, and it’s then dissolved in a pulper. Any foreign matter is removed in a tank, and the pulp consistency is adjusted. Next, the wet paper is thinned out and dried. The dry paper is wound into finished toilet rolls, which emerge from the outlet one at a time. [DigInfo]
Other than the Irritable Bowel Convention circuit, I don’t see Oriental Co.’s White Goat getting much traction in the market. The $106,000 price tag alone will have most businesses crapping their pants and the wasted space and resources to run it may drive away the rest of its market. But is it Jubbling? Watch the video and decide for yourself.
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