Recycling Projects for the Evil Genius

Slightly wicked projects to reduce waste, recycle,andconvert end-results into valuable items!Recycling Projects for the Evil Geniushelps make recycling more hands-on, giving clear, step-by-step instructions on how to accomplish a wide variety of projects on the cheap. Learn how to build a solar composter, make weed and pest controls, brew up environmentally friendly cleaners, recycle almost any kind of paper, and much more. All projects are inexpensive, and can be created with materials found around the average home.Recycling Projects for the Evil Geniusfeatures: A list of sources and suppliers, as well as venues where recycled creations can be resold Projects that can be made inexpensively, with easy-to-find materials Practical advice on how reducing, reusing, and recycling can help save money, time, and the environment Step-by-step instructions An in-depth look at why we need to recycle, and the cost of not recycling properlyHave tons of evil fun with recycling projects that cover: Clean up cleaners; Pest and weed control; Recycling plastics; Recycling paper and cardboard; Solar-powered compost; Pest control; Cleaning with green; and more!

About the Author
Russel Gehrke is a sought out engineer, inventor, and consultant well known in alternative energy circles. The "eco-entrepreneur" is partnered with companies such as American Green Holdings, Bid for Green, and EcoOutlaw, and consults for companies such as Agrifuels LLC, Zero Hero, and many others. Russel has been featured on the Discovery Channel and in several episodes of the syndicated television show Cool Fuel Road-Trips, his own pilot TV show, Eco-Outlaws, as well as the History Channel's Modern Marvels. Russel has built hot rods for Willie Nelson and custom motorcycles for John Paul DeJoria, Merle Haggard, and a national hockey team. He is the inventor of "The Ethanol Reformer," a patent-pending technology that processes ethanol in stationary engines in a more efficient way creating newer and more sustainable markets for ethanol fuel reducing our dependency on foreign oil. He is the author of Renewable Energies for Your Home (M-H, 6/2009).

Chapter 1. My Shade of Green; Chapter 2. Recycling the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly; Chapter 3. Greening Up Household Cleaners; Chapter 4. Greening Up with Safer Pest Controls; Chapter 5. Recycling Plastics and Composite Projects; Chapter 6. Recycling Paper and Cardboard Fiber Projects; Chapter 7. Solar-Powered Compost Projects; Chapter 8. Clean with Green Projects; Chapter 9. Home-Friendly Green Pest and Weed Control Projects; Chapter 10. Just-for-Fun Projects and 101 Cool Tips; Chapter 11. Making Money with the Items You've Made and Sources; Index