HoseWear’s Recycled Fire Hose iPad Sleeves Keep Tablets Dry in a Downpour
Posted By Ivar Arulaid On January 17, 2013 @ 4:40 pm In Architecture,Green Products,green technology,Reader Submitted Content,Recycled Materials | No Comments
Fire hoses are designed to withstand hundreds of pounds of water pressure, which makes them a durable and versatile material for recycling once they’ve been retired. HoseWear [4] recently launched a line of super durable iPad sleeves [5] made from recycled fire hoses that will keep your tablet dry in a downpour. They’re available in red, white and yellow from HoseWear’s online store [5].
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