It’s not just the market, it’s the culture in the general public’s mind that cares about recycling.

@TYCOIX

3 жыл бұрын

Dont reply to the bot above, just report. (I'm most likely being a hypocrite rn)

@AluminumOxide

3 жыл бұрын

@@TYCOIX thanks. Already reported [update the bot comment is now gone]

@crazy808ish

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's wrong to blame this on the general public when even if you do sort and try to recycle, many companies will just throw it in a landfill with normal trash anyway. It is not a lack of motivation for most people, it is a lack of options.

@samuraiboi2735

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah

@MoonV29

3 жыл бұрын

true. imagine the scenario in south east asia. Most likely countries to successfully adapt this are Singapore and Brunei. Singapore due to strict laws and Brunei due to monarchy rule. But other countries will struggle to adapt this, even for my own country Malaysia.

As a thrift shopper, this place is heaven for me

@feng99

3 жыл бұрын

😍

@samuraiboi2735

3 жыл бұрын

Well im not a thrift shopper i usually go to malls to those which are new and not recycled and kind of expensive ranges between 20 to 40 dollars

@savagecatz

3 жыл бұрын

hi

@ppjskh

3 жыл бұрын

@@samuraiboi2735 Congrats on contributing to the reason corporations wallet's are getting bigger and our planet is dying due to unnecessary waste that will eventually go to the landfill!

@samuraiboi2735

3 жыл бұрын

@@ppjskh ummm okay°~°

Amazon should just open warehouses like this in every city for all their returns.

@joeybaseball7352

3 жыл бұрын

They kinda do. They sell pallets of returns. But they also throw away a lot of stuff. When Bezos makes $20 million/minute, and Amazon pays nothing in taxes why would he care to do anything?

@samuraiboi2735

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm maybe i guess but thats gonna cost him money

@generalawareness101

3 жыл бұрын

@@joeybaseball7352 Exactly what I was going to type. Funny thing about those pallets but a lot of it are empty, or bricks, or lord knows what because it isn't what its container says it is. All returns from unscrupulous customers from an unscrupulous company.

@FlushGorgon

3 жыл бұрын

Amazon should disappear.

@kandykate163

2 жыл бұрын

Could even use those "dead malls" around in the US regardless if it's the exact model from trash or even from Amazon's returns

I looooove second hand stores. Sometimes they have little treasures. But I've never seen one next to a recycle center. That's not a bad idea.

This needs to be in every country

@l...

3 жыл бұрын

Every City

@veryselective

3 жыл бұрын

In Asian countries it is everywhere, only America and western Europe call this the first in the world. Almost all the items in my house are second hand, and it's very easy to get them in Indonesia!

@progeda666

3 жыл бұрын

plenty of countries do this

@halozhelos2417

3 жыл бұрын

@@veryselective rly?? Where? I've been living in Indonesia for my whole life, where is it?? Maybe one day I would like to visit

@savagecatz

3 жыл бұрын

yes!!

This is a great idea. I hope more people adopt it globally!

@anis4373

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@veryselective

3 жыл бұрын

In Asian countries it is everywhere, only America and western Europe call this the first in the world. Almost all the items in my house are second hand, and it's very easy to get them in Indonesia!

@MrJadeHappy

3 жыл бұрын

@@veryselective I live in Canada and yes there are thrift stores and junk recycling companies, I think American people do not recycle much

@amphagorey91

3 жыл бұрын

@@veryselective I never said they were first...

@savagecatz

3 жыл бұрын

hi

Hold on .. did she say less than 1% of trash goes to landfill??? That means Sweden provides proof of concept for reducing landfill for the rest of the world. I need a full-length doco on this ASAP!

@fourdoorsmorehoes

3 жыл бұрын

yep, it's true.. and like she said we even import trash from other countries because we are so efficient at handling our domestic trash

@halozhelos2417

3 жыл бұрын

@@fourdoorsmorehoes yooo rly love ur country dude full respect. How abt Evs? Is it common for people there to buy Evs?

@williamflood8951

3 жыл бұрын

@@halozhelos2417 A lot of people still drive oil based vehicles here but I would safely say that we drive more diesels than most countries. There is however definitely a huge EV market here that has grown 81&% in the last 12 months and now make up 4% of the total "car population".

@halozhelos2417

3 жыл бұрын

@@williamflood8951 Ohh okee thxxx

@mistermood4164

2 жыл бұрын

because they burn it.

Hands down probably one of the best videos on your channel. This makes too much sense. I actually wouldn't mind working in a place like that refurbishing old items like electronics and furniture.

Sweden seems to have been caring for our mother earth more than any bigger countries in the world does.

@georgechertkov4140

3 жыл бұрын

That's why IKEA buys Ukrainian wood from black market, which causes Carpathians to dramatic deforestation... Sure they care

@georgechertkov4140

3 жыл бұрын

@Scumfuck McDoucheface but this Ukrainian wood is used for more "luxury" IKEA products

@ghalebsy5880

3 жыл бұрын

Because the biger countries are big enough to make the solutions harder to apply.

@TheBurnknight

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghalebsy5880 that is bullshit though. it doesnt matter how many lives in a country or how big it is. in every city there should be a place like this. the problem with most other countries they dont even like to pretend to care about the world. sometimes as a swede it feels pointless that we are trying to put our foot forward on trying to save the enviroment whilst the us , china and russia is allowed to do whatever they want. not to mention developing countries like( name a african or middleeastern country)

@ghalebsy5880

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheBurnknight I don't like your way of discussing. I said, it's harder to make but it's not impossible.

SWEDEN RECYCLE VÄRY NAJS 👍

@user-tf3su2nu5w

3 жыл бұрын

Hey

@sebastianronnqvist3632

3 жыл бұрын

Vi är bland de bästa i världen på återvinning

@zigsynx5364

3 жыл бұрын

Vi i Norge er også gode på det, spesielt med å pante plastikk flasker.

@gustavlife

3 жыл бұрын

Very very nice yes tem hahahahah Älskar dig mannen

@zigsynx5364

3 жыл бұрын

👍

A large portion of my furniture is stuff I salvaged from my apartment complex's trash area when neighbors move. I passed on a lot of stuff I didn't have the time to refurbish but it's shocking how much furniture was perfect and just needed to be cleaned. I've passed on a lot just because I don't need more.

Love this concept. We definitely need more of these across the world.

@victorpiccard5165

3 жыл бұрын

@@businessinsider7657 ehmmm ok

The lady who runs that place is so beautiful. Like an actual Disney princess.

@Aaron-ch8fr

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, im thinking that too

Why would anyone dislike this? Clean up Mother Earth 🌍

@stoundingresults

3 жыл бұрын

It's the schmucks that bought new and paid retail.

People think that Asia is ahead but really Europe is like leaps and bounds ahead of all of us.

@mnf2139

3 жыл бұрын

True, and I read that some Asian countries have superstitions based around second hand items. Examples here where I'm from is not to accept items from deceased that you don't know about.

I bet Ikea could almost do a “I would like a used but like new” furniture option like when you purchase from a school bookstore? Maybe, they need to post them on the Ikea website in order to get more eyes on them?

@SevenHunnid

3 жыл бұрын

My job is to smoke marijuana in my KZread videos 😂😂😂

@Pulverpojken

3 жыл бұрын

It's a great idea but I do know it would be too expensive and too unreliable for the customer to put into to system. Most used furniture or products in the As-is department are sold within hours or usually within a day or two in my store in Sweden. Many of our customers begin their visit to the store in the As-is department.

I would love to go there and shop. So many unknown stuff and clothing 😍

I wish I could join them. Even just being a volunteer would make me happy.

Thank you so much for all your work. This gives me much needed hope that there are those working to make things better.

I didn't think this was he video that would make me cry today. But here I am.

US should learn from this...

This is an amazing idea. Every country should do this

America has sooo many abandoned or dying malls that could be turned into this and it could boost local economies but you know 🇺🇸 merica! I’m so jealous of countries that have their shit together 🥲

I bet this is going to be in one of the Nordic countries. EDIT: Yep

This is excellent on every level. Can't wait for the rest of the world to catch up

Great video, thanks for sharing. Been utilizing online options for such things as estate/downsizing sales. Hope this concept can continue during and after pandemic.

Ingeniously thought out! WONDERFUL PEOPLE 👍

Brilliant idea! We need that idea here. Bravo Sweden!

Same in Finland they have wonderful recycling centers and shops I got some amazing stuff and the original pricetags are mind-blowing designer items aswell you have to hunt stuff

To be sincere some of the old stuff work so much better than the one company make these days. I'm 51 my husband 56 we are both retired with over $3 million in net worth and no debt. Currently living smart and frugal with our money. Saving and lnvesting lifestyle made it possible for us this early. Thanks to FIRE movement. We have experienced this for years this is a fantastic innovation

@grantgreat9903

3 жыл бұрын

Great job with your husband! I bet you're living your best life right now

@victoriaglasston6320

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a young mom, I'm really glad to hear your story it inspires me. What is FIRE movement? if I may ask

@annabellewood8887

3 жыл бұрын

@@victoriaglasston6320 FIRE means - Financial Independence Retire Early It's been a movement teaching people financial Independent and how to retire debt free through solid lnvestment and frugal lifestyle

@victoriaglasston6320

3 жыл бұрын

@@annabellewood8887 Thanks for the reply I will read more about the FIRE movement

@oliinvestiert3060

3 жыл бұрын

@@annabellewood8887 Your story is inspiring, I'm 41 and wish to achieve this goal you achieved Share some tips please

Why isnt this a thing EVERYWHERE!!??

Every city should have one of those

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3 жыл бұрын

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That's awesome! Especially how Ikea is in on it!

People should be proud of buying secondhand stuffs.

Great job. We need all these stores all over the world.

you'd be amazed by what people will throw out. My partner found a new plasma tv at the dump, did one google search on the model and the first thing that came up was how to fix it. A single 5$ capacitor blew. Got the capacitor online+ 30 seconds of soldering and bam. Perfectly functional TV for 5$ that now sits in his living room. Bring back the fix it solution rather than the toss it one.

@Leo-mu8kn

3 жыл бұрын

This is actually a big thing rn bc companies dont want this mentality to come back, since they lose money. Check out Louis Rossman here on youtube. Also i believe some legislation went through recently on the EU abt this, regarding standardizing phone manufacturing so they're made easier to repair

@KL-zt6jx

3 жыл бұрын

Plasma TVs are nice and have great black values. But I myself wouldn't use one, because of the energy draw. Otherwise it's great for movies.

This is a brilliant ideas. Well down, Sweden!

Aww, Thank you for saying this about sweden

This is brilliant! Every other country in the world should be trying to do the same thing!

Waw,I really wish I could have a mall like this in my country!I'll be the first person to buy there:) Time to save our planet every way we can!!!!!!

Hopefully this becomes very popular and hopefully this mall gets more locations I would love one near me

I recently tried to get rid of a bunch of stuff I didn't need when I was moving. A huge truck full of stuff ranging from expensive power tools to clothes, toys and furniture. I drove around to 7 different goodwill's and none of them would take it. It really dissuaded me from donating again. Some goodwill's did accept a couple of items but most didn't even take one.

@sutats

3 жыл бұрын

What were the reasons they didn't accept them?

Amazing concept! Hopefully it will be implemented in more countries!

It's basically a flea market? Edit: yes if your in America it's just their version of a flea market...so basically more efficient and normal people shop there that's difference

This is what Goodwill SHOULD BE.

That swedish mall is very diligent and very cool.

This is such a great place to shop...I love the joint👍❤️

Why is America so behind on everything. This is such a great idea. I hope this will replace our ghost town malls.

@mono-lg5vr

3 жыл бұрын

usually because no one wants to do it unless major profit is involved

@Supernov4

2 жыл бұрын

Simply put, money in politics.

Just look what sauna does to these people. Looking Amazing! Everyone of them!

Yehey this is suitable to the finest I love it

Oooohhh that's pretty cool... I want one where I live!

Thats cool, we need this and more repair shops here in the US

A Thrift Mall?! Very cool!

That’s freaking awesome. 😃👍🏻

This would be so great for every country, especially US.

Now this is Fantastic ! 👍

its awesome, wish it could be more on other places.

great idea, speshly for the times we're in right now.

*No 1: Don't Only Hope On Government's Responds On security Matter's And Economy growth,* *No 2: As An Individual You Should Be Safeguarded And Also Look For Different Self Business And Trade Not Only Waiting on Betterment of Stock market activities,* *No 3: Most Important Always Save The Little You Can And Think Of What To Do With It When It Become Good For Capital,* *Because Government Have Failed Us In Aspect Of Security, Economics Activities And Other Trading Systems.*

@ronaldroy3066

3 жыл бұрын

I have always believe in Stock market and other Economics activities but Is really unfair that 2020 trading and stock market is just difficult and unbelievable which is too bad now i rather invest my money only on bitcion and gain more profit in return

@juankeith9355

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly that's true if you have a good investor you have nothing to Worry about

@lupitamary8973

3 жыл бұрын

Currently the rich stay rich by spending like the poor and investing while the poor stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich

@sarakaren2716

3 жыл бұрын

Wise words that's just the fact and also what is happening day by day

@christianjessie1471

3 жыл бұрын

I'm just so Lucky to have Dr Benjamin as my investor he really understand all methods of Bitcion

Excellent, more of it please

This makes me all warm and fuzzy 🥰🥰🥰

Perfect, so glad to hear!

This is a very sensible system which more places should adopt. It's astonishing that only 1% of Sweden's waste goes to landfills.

Goodwill are NOT a charity, they greatly benefit from the assumption they are, which is created by their name and being registered a non profit, in reality they just abuse the non profit registration and underpay their staff

great,love this way of life.

This is all well and good and I hope this spreads to more places. Much of modern economy is involved in production (making stuff) for consumption. But until the "creation economy" is counter-balanced by the "breakdown economy" (turning already created stuff into raw materials) we are living on borrowed times.

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other parts of the world need something like this

Excellent idea, I'd love to wander around there, I much prefer to get second hand items!

I love it! very nice 👌

Etsy is a great place to sell used or recycled. I’ve sold $6,000 in 2020 and it was all vintage or antiques with pre-used packaging. I’m a small business too.

Wow. That's brilliant

Great way to save going to landfill sadly here in the uk the charity shops are killing this kind of thing by over pricing for secondhand items making it not much cheaper than buying new

@cable30

3 жыл бұрын

The over pricing i think is cause some or many thrift places are trying be like ebay so any used stuff they try sel for more to profit from it anytime. same happen in the states that some thrift have gone ebay ways to make extra to pay workers or fill pockets anytime. so gotta debate if what u see is really worth the price at time. the value of anything is what we give and willing to pay for it anytime.

Excellent, thanks.

Hell Yes!! USA these are FACTS!! Listen UP🆙⬆️

Que cool. Ojala todos fueramos asi

I would probably shop there regularly if it was near

@TheChicagoCourier

3 жыл бұрын

i would for sure be there every week

@theMcWOPPER

3 жыл бұрын

You said it sister

Very nice. Happy to see the success rate❤️

We need such on stop mall places everywhere in the world.

Excellent!

This is incredible. The country in general is incredible. Like only 1% only goes to the landfill? That's amazing! How I wish it's like this in other parts of the world too. That would be great if ever :)

I like the stores that have used stuff, it is a hassle to have search for individual items on craiglist and then drive all over for each one. Where I live people have money, so a lot of them wouldn't consider shopping at a place like this, so the stores that have tried to make have unfortunately closed down. I was able to buy everything for my place at a huge discount, all in new condition, all good quality and saved myself thousands of dollars (kitchen table/chairs, leather recliner/ottoman, full bedroom set, cherry wood office desk/high end office chair, lamps, TV Set/DVD player, computer/monitor, book cases, work area table/chair/tools/garden equipment, etc.. The other reason is most of the furniture stores that sell new items, make you wait weeks/sometimes months to deliver. I just paid the store owner selling used items cash and they delivered everything the next day. The only item I purchased new was my bed/mattress.

It’s such a good idea to give a convenient option to recycle instead of chucking.

Every country should have this great mall.

Good job Juan!

We need more of this

Brilliant!

Australia has similar things called Green sheds or trash and treasure style shop fronts at most tips. Not a mall exactly but they sell items people have taken to the tip.

Brilliant!!

This kind of mall should be mandatory!

This is so cool!

AWESOME !!

Wow we could use one of these in the US.

You rock, ReTuna !

AMAZING +++++++++++++

I love the idea...

I wanna move to Sweden :(

I'd shop there, in a heartbeat. Matter of fact My favorite 2nd hand store is called '(my city) Recyclers & Use it again store.' I ALWAYS Find something!!

I think a second hand mall is an awesome idea😊

These should be everywhere!

I would definitely visit this mall. 😊