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Glossary

Old-Textiles: the Mountain grows!

Old textiles. The clothing or dress is determined by the general term of Old Textiles, as well anything that covers or cloaks the body. For example, clothes, shoes, accessories such as belts, hats, caps, scarves, shawls, handbags, etc. The old textiles are also home textile such as bed and table linen, hand and bath towels. Also home textiles such as duvets, quilts, pillows and curtains are collected as old textiles. Old textiles are classic recyclables which should be supplied for recycling. They serve, if they could not be worn again, as a source to recover raw materials. Therefore Old textiles as a rule should not have place among domestic waste, but should be brought to old clothes boxes provided by reputable suppliers such as DTRW . A proper recycling conserves resources and climate, saves energy and reduces pollutants and thus benefits humans and environment.

Old Clothes: Higha prized commodity

For centuries old clothes are among the most sought-after raw materials. Already in ancient China rags were used for paper production. In the 7th century the process of paper making was also known in the Near East and went from there further to Europe. So-called Ragman supplied the paper mills with textile raw materials and a flourishing trade in used clothing spread. In the 19th century a process for the production of shoddy wool was invented, and therefore the old clothes could be reused to produce new fabrics. In World War 2 it was Old textiles to rely on for replacing missing primary commodities. After the end of the war, there were virtually no more usable old textiles in Germany. Since the 60s, there are more and more old clothes, because new clothes has become cheaper relative to income and therefore don't be used for so long time as it was in the past. But old clothes still remain an important raw material, which should be used rational to benefit humans and the environment. We, by DTRW, have made this our profession.

Textile recycling: Triple value!

The concept of textile recycling is explained as the collecting, sorting, processing and distributing of textiles in the popular Online Encyclopedia Wikipedia . The textile materials will be brought to the party as second-hand goods back for trade or as raw materials for textile industry, re-textile and nonwoven fabric industry and paper industry. Further recycling is possible, the materials are used in the automotive industry. Used textiles are valuable raw materials, which are used in various fields and industries. Also, old clothes has a great economic and environmental importance.With the recycling of used textiles the resources and the inviroment will be saved. We are DTRW, a solid textiles recycler. We act according to strict ecological and economic guidelines and ensure that old clothes can be effectively recycled as it is possible to reuse it environmentally and economically.

Container for used textile: Useful and comfortable

Container for textile is often regarded as a container for old clothes, now it can be found in different places. The containers are usually made of metal and have a lid on the upper end. Containers have a maximum capacity for about 300kg of used textiles. The Container of DTRW can be rented by Parking space licensor and may be individually designed upon request of a tenant. The solid Textile recycler DTRW empties the Container regularly leaving behind a clean and well-maintained environment arround containers after emptying. The containers collect used clothes, which is often in good condition and still can be worn. If it is impossible, the textiles are transfered to other recycling stage after a careful sorting.

Second-Hand goods are important to people, the environment and the economy

Second-Hand. Controversies about worn clothing or the world-popular Second-Hand goods still exist. While the majority of people participated in personal used clothes trade, many Burgers are sceptical about the trade with Second-Hand goods into so-called emerging countries. In fact, the market of worn clothes is especially large in Africa. The local people are dependent on the Second-Hand goods because high-quality and fashionable clothes was hardly possible to afford there. Second-Hand goods packed in a large white plastic bag is called 'Mitumba' (in Swahili language). It has become popular among the population. In this country many people think that one will spend all his wages on it. On the contrary, employment and earning opportunities grow because of the trade which opens vacancies of tailors, shoemakers, farbers or market traders.

Collecting old clothes: A long Tradition

Collecting old clothes. In the context of an old clothes collection of used textiles is collected in the Form of clothing, home textiles. Used clothes collections found in special mixed containers or as a Stra?ensammlung. A Gro?part of the delivered goods, to take old clothes. These Traps are in the majority so well received that they are still wearable and Demanding more given. The old clothes collection and recycling of textiles but is also a non-sub-Treasury as an economic factor. Used textiles are a sought-after commodity, and therefore is hardly surprising that the textile recycling market, also called the black sheep frolicking, and others, used textile container illegally set up in order to earn the collected goods unjustly money. The DTRW GmbH dissociates itself clearly from such acts and, as to the disposal of professional regulation certified company, serios operation. The Container of DTRW are not illegal, and the collected goods will be introduced for an ecological, economic and social recycling. textile industry, re-textile and nonwoven fabric industry and paper industry. Further recycling is possible, the materials are used in the automotive industry. Used textiles are valuable raw materials, which are used in various fields and industries. Also, old clothes has a great economic and environmental importance. Through the recycling of used textiles the resources will be saved.