Elephant Poo Paper Makes a Hit

Yes, you read right – elephant poo paper. As disgusting as it may sound elephant poo paper creates a lot of beautiful things. Not only is it eco-friendly but it is also useful. The Great Elephant Poo Poo Paper Company sells beautiful products, all of which are made from elephant poo poo. They sell products such as journals, note boxes, stationary, greeting cards, etc. Their prices are fairly average, some may find them to be reasonable and others may find them expensive. Whether you may not wish to purchase something made from elephant poo poo or not I hope that you will visit The Great Elephant Poo Poo Paper Company’s website. It is really quite interesting, and you can also purchase their products on their website.

Now that you know about elephant poo poo paper I bet that leaves you very curious about how products are made from elephant poo poo. The process makes sense once you know how it’s done. The way it works is quite interesting. The Great Elephant Poo Poo Paper Company collect naturally dried elephant poo poo from elephant conservation parks, followed by bringing it back to their paper-making factory. Once the elephant poo poo is at their paper-making factory they then pre-rinse it with water, leaving only the fibrous materials from the bamboo, grasses, and fruits that they have eaten. Once the elephant poo poo is rinsed off, they place the fibers into a giant pot of boiling water to be sure that the fibers are extra clean. After a thorough job of cleaning it they add any color that they wish to add. In order to make the paper stronger and thicker natural fibers from pineapples and banana trees are added to the mixture. Once everything is mixed together they separate the moist fibers into small cakes or wafers, which are then spread evenly over a mesh-bottomed tray. The tray is leaned up against a tree, angled toward the sun and allowed to dry naturally for a few hours. Once dry, they peel the sheet of paper from the mesh-bottomed tray and can then begin making poo poo paper products.

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Jennifer is a freelance writer, and has written for various health and environmental blogs, which includes running her own green living blog. Currently she is studying to become a C++ Programmer.