Wow! Totally took that for granted. We’ll need syringes and needles too. 🥴 Also, freezers that have the capability to achieve dry ice temperatures have small volumes.

— Arlene Adams (@ArleneInOhio) November 28, 2020

What happens to the #PPE waste we collect? 😷

It's turned into clean renewable energy that powers our homes and businesses. The leftover ash from this process can be used as filler in asphalt and various construction items, like brick. 🧱

Find out more: https://t.co/iO19lK1vOM pic.twitter.com/OSg4pTiiJY

— Green Circle Salons (@GCSalons) November 24, 2020

The pandemic is generating tons of discarded PPE. This entrepreneur is turning them into bricks. https://t.co/PE3gNVnXR8

— delthia ricks 🔬 (@DelthiaRicks) November 28, 2020