Although many people simply throw wine corks out, some reuse them creatively; they make art pieces, cork wreaths, bulletin board and gardening tools with used wine corks. For me, I bought a series of “corkers” to change them into toys. Simple and fun. 🙂
Recently, Alison Hemphill interviewed with me and posted an article at ANEW organization. We discussed how Koreans reduce, reuse, recycle, repurpose, reclaim, and/or restore items. In general, these green activities are not widely popular in Korea probably because disposal cost is relatively low. Note that, however, Korean moms reuse and recycle baby/kid items.
