The X-Ray Umbrella
by Brian Yalung on Friday, August 28th, 2009
An X-ray film would normally be stored out there or be dumped into the trash after properly acquiring the radiological images from fractures or bone problems. So rather than let them add to the growing garbage and landfill problems, here is an ingenious way of making use of those old films; turn it into an umbrella-like material to be useful in a different way like protecting you when the rainy season starts.
Though it may seem awkward or unconventional, we are in time where recycled materials are being used. So why not an X-ray umbrella? They can really keep the rain drops from falling on your head since they are made from a hard structure that repels water anyways.
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