The diagram below shows the process for recycling plastic bottles.

The diagram depicts an earth-friendly

process

of how

plastic

bottles

are continuously being regenerated.

Overall

, as shown, the

process

consists of nine steps, starting with the consumer throwing the

plastic

bottles

in the trash can and ending with multiple new items formed by them. Alongside,

this

process

involves collecting, compressing, crushing, and more. After the drink is consumed, the

plastic

bottles

are placed in the garbage, where its congregation starts. Some trucks are utilized during

this

process

to gather the maximum amounts possible.

Next,

the trucks head to a dedicated recycling centre, where laborers manually sort the

bottles

based on their condition: are they capable of being recycled or not? Only the good-conditioned

bottles

are

then

compressed into large blocks.

Subsequently

, these blocks are crushed by a specific machine into small fine pieces and drained into a washing liquid to be cleaned and purified. Moving to the next step, these pieces are put on another machine to produce

plastic

pellets, which are

then

heated to form raw material.

Finally

, these heated pellets are shaped and arranged into a structure, which can

then

be used to create the items we everyday use: clothes, bags , pencils, boxes , and, unforgettably ,

bottles

of water.