Polyurethane foam, often used for construction, is difficult to recycle. Researchers from Northwestern University and the University of Minnesota developed a method to upcycle polyurethane into ...
A new plant-based substitute for polyurethane foam eliminates the health risk of the material, commonly found in insulation, car seats, and other types of cushioning, and it’s more environmentally ...
Together with partners from industry, researchers from Aarhus University have now proven that simple chemistry can do more than just extract important raw materials from polyurethane foam – the most ...
Once discarded, spongy polyurethane foam typically just ends up in landfills, where it takes up a lot of space. Thanks to a newly-developed process, however, it could soon be recycled into ...
You apparently won't have to count many sheep with this mattress. Will you get a better night’s sleep on a “natural” mattress? Earthfoam thinks so. The reviews are good and the Illinois company boasts ...
Covestro has entered into a long-term research partnership with the Mattress Recycling Council. Its aim is to improve and expand mattress recycling in the U.S. The company hopes the collaboration will ...
Mitsui Chemicals and Microwave Chemical have launched a new initiative aimed at commercializing chemical recycling of flexible polyurethane (PU) foam via microwave technology. The project involves ...
Eco-friendly mattresses do not feature materials or use production methods that harm the environment. They hold certifications that ensure they are free from toxic chemicals and substances and use ...
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