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Check out IKEA’s Recyclable Cardboard Camera
Written by John Platt, Mother Nature Network
The next time you buy some furniture at IKEA, the retailer hopes you will go home and snap some photos of your self-assembled coffee table or bedroom set with IKEA’s first digital camera.
The KNÄPPA camera is a simple unit, comprised of a lens, a single circuit board, a cardboard body, two plastic screws and two AA batteries. IKEA will be giving away a limited number of the cameras to its customers in select stores to inspire them to share photos of their new purchases.
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Cardboard
When not wet or contaminated with food or oil, cardboard is recyclable. It is also naturally biodegradable, but it’s always a good idea to put it in the recycling bin instead of leaving it as litter.
