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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by babfet(m): 6:38pm On Feb 20, 2018

mikebrown92:
what about the heat emitting from the bulb, isn't that gonna melt the disposable cups since they are made from elastic plastics.

Physics student, I sight you

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by petkoffdrake2(m): 6:39pm On Feb 20, 2018

princeikenna200:
i love recycling and have constantly loved to recycle and reuse things. somedays ago l started recycling disposable cups picked at wedding and events centers in PHC, converted them into beautiful chandeliers that many bar, people are now buying. some go for 7 to 10 thousand naira... making money you will say... if you want to learn, please feel free to ask...

Teach me pls

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Sosqui: 6:40pm On Feb 20, 2018

Great talent. Keep up the good work

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Fuhrerfran6(m): 6:42pm On Feb 20, 2018

juntod:
That is a fire outbreak in the making. Did your design factor in the heat from the light bulbs? I am sure those cups are not heat insulators.

there are energy bulbs which emits little or no heat..you don't need to condemn the effort because you think you are literate enough to make a comment.

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by petersos(m): 6:43pm On Feb 20, 2018

AntiBrutus:
Wow! This is beautiful!

Doesn't the heat from the bulb affect it?

l don't think he is using filament
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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by blazepascal(m): 6:45pm On Feb 20, 2018

good job everybody need to discover their talent

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Culin(f): 6:49pm On Feb 20, 2018

Wow

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by LaudableXX: 6:49pm On Feb 20, 2018

mikebrown92:
what about the heat emitting from the bulb, isn't that gonna melt the disposable cups since they are made from elastic plastics.

and OP
why lied you recycled by picking used disposable cups at events and weddings?,

it's clearly seen that you used unused ones to do that and don't device your talent by making it look like a cheap act.

Most people use these cups just once, and throw them away. He may have washed the cups thoroughly after use and dried them, which is why they still look neat. Obviously, he would only use the ones that are still in good condition. So why are you in such a hurry to call him a liar?? shocked

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Kennydoc(m): 7:00pm On Feb 20, 2018

dboy080808:
I admire your ingenuity, but isn't the price range a bit on the high side compared to an actual chandelier.

High side keh. Do you know how much chandelier lamps are sold?

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Ellabae(f): 7:01pm On Feb 20, 2018

I want to learn o

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by dboy080808(m): 7:11pm On Feb 20, 2018

Kennydoc:

High side keh. Do you know how much chandelier lamps are sold?

No idea, that's why i asked but from your response seems like a suitable price point.

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Geofavor(m): 7:15pm On Feb 20, 2018

princeikenna200:
anything can be learnt, the challenge is chance,time and finance..

I love this. Who is its originator?

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by mrfubi(m): 7:16pm On Feb 20, 2018

I SALUTE

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by babalonshee(m): 7:18pm On Feb 20, 2018

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by legendte(m): 7:23pm On Feb 20, 2018

juntod:
That is a fire outbreak in the making. Did your design factor in the heat from the light bulbs? I am sure those cups are not heat insulators.

You are the only one here with rational and active mind.
While the creativity is plausible, the fire safety wasn't considered in the design. But I think such suggestions can help him improve. He has a choice to either use heat resistant materials or use bulbs with negligible heat emission. While the later option might appear desirable, source of energy is another consideration to make. That is DC or AC. A spark is enough to ignite those plastics as they are highly flammable.

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by buffalowings4: 7:23pm On Feb 20, 2018

That's a fire hazard if there is one.

Call me enemyofprogress
I don't care

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by emandman: 7:23pm On Feb 20, 2018

I can supply u used cup at cheap rates. Let's talk

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by yondiamekenpach: 7:26pm On Feb 20, 2018

mikebrown92:
what about the heat emitting from the bulb, isn't that gonna melt the disposable cups since they are made from elastic plastics.

and OP
why lied you recycled by picking used disposable cups at events and weddings?,

it's clearly seen that you used unused ones to do that and don't device your talent by making it look like a cheap act.

the bulbs used are mostly led or those Christmas lights that emits very low heat and can barely melt anything

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by legendte(m): 7:27pm On Feb 20, 2018

Fuhrerfran6:
there are energy bulbs which emits little or no heat..you don't need to condemn the effort because you think you are literate enough to make a comment.

Such criticism is what makes design better and more feasible. He should be happy that someone pointed that out.

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Zuluhead(m): 7:32pm On Feb 20, 2018

Young man keep it up.

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Burgerlomo: 7:37pm On Feb 20, 2018

princeikenna200:
i love recycling and have constantly loved to recycle and reuse things. somedays ago l started recycling disposable cups picked at wedding and events centers in PHC, converted them into beautiful chandeliers that many bar, people are now buying. some go for 7 to 10 thousand naira... making money you will say... if you want to learn, please feel free to ask...

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by wildkat: 7:51pm On Feb 20, 2018

Yewandequeen:
Beautiful
How do I order for one?

You can check on Konga, thank me later. grin

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Yewandequeen(f): 7:53pm On Feb 20, 2018

wildkat:

You can check on Konga, thank me later.

Where is the link

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Nobody: 8:00pm On Feb 20, 2018

AntiBrutus:
Wow! This is beautiful!

Doesn't the heat from the bulb affect it?

Led bulbs don't generate heat per se.its your traditional incandescent bulbs that get hot.

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Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by wildkat: 8:03pm On Feb 20, 2018

Yewandequeen:

Where is the link

Heey look at you. Was just pulling your lovely legs

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Nobody: 8:05pm On Feb 20, 2018

oyb:

Led bulbs don't generate heat per se. its your traditional incandescent bulbs that get hot.

Hahahahaha! Nawa o!
This one na smack down... grin

Is led bulb the one that doesn't consume much energy?

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by CallMeGrace(f): 8:10pm On Feb 20, 2018

please sir, am interested

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Nobody: 8:16pm On Feb 20, 2018

AntiBrutus:

Hahahahaha! Nawa o!
This one na smack down...

Is led bulb the one that doesn't consume much energy?

It's one of them.

The first is the compact fluorescent bulb, those spiral bulbs.

The second newer one is the led bulb. As the bulbs he's using appear to be round, I'd say he's using led.

Both consume much less energy than traditional bulbs, especially if you are using original (Philips, osram, Ge)

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by statrboiTolu(m): 8:16pm On Feb 20, 2018

Nice n innovative!! But no lie, udey buy d cups n na once or twice u pick dem for evvent..

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Nobody: 8:23pm On Feb 20, 2018

oyb:

It's one of them.

The first is the compact fluorescent bulb, those spiral bulbs.

The second newer one is the led bulb. As the bulbs he's using appear to be round, I'd say he's using led.

Both consume much less energy than traditional bulbs, especially if you are using original (Philips, osram, Ge)

Yea, I know those spiral bulbs. I think I have seen 'osram' too.
I thought at such proximity, they'll all do harm to those plastic cups. Thanks for the elucidation. Kindly forgive my ignorance.

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by Yewandequeen(f): 8:23pm On Feb 20, 2018

wildkat:

Heey look at you. Was just pulling your lovely legs

Savage

Re: How I Recycled Wasted Disposable Cups To Chandelier Lights by wildkat: 8:25pm On Feb 20, 2018

Yewandequeen:
Savage

Lol. **hugs**

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