Welcome to the Crowdsourcing Mornings segment! Every weekday morning, Geek Alabama talks about and features one crowdsourcing project from crowdsourcing sites such as Kickstarter, Indiegogo, and others. The hope with Crowdsourcing Mornings is to feature and help a project be successful and reach its fundraising goal. Please enjoy today’s featured project!
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Imagine a world where nature can help heal nature, where you can be confident that your discarded plastics are actually being broken down, not polluting our world and our bodies.
The HIRO Breakdown Kit is a fusion of innovation and design. This sleek terrarium houses a tube with a see-through window that transforms everyday soft plastics back into nature using HIRO’s patented fungi technology.
Experience the groundbreaking process of plastic-eating fungi safely and up close, all from the comfort of your home. A coveted centerpiece for the eco-conscious and the curious, it’s more than a terrarium – it’s a window into the future of sustainability.
Do you have a baby or know someone that has a baby in diapers? Pledge to receive exclusive first access to our award-winning HIRO Diapers!
Our HIRO baby diapers + proprietary blend of safe HIRO Fungi create a more sustainable end-of-life solution for one of the most unsustainable products we currently consume: baby diapers.
By pledging your support, you’ll be among the first to have access to our award-winning HIRO Baby Diapers, HIRO Wipes, and HIRO Fungi Technology for your own family or for loved ones!
As of December 19th, this project has raised $36,000 of their $32,000 goal. This project has 20 days left to raise as much as it can. For a pledge of $69, you will get one plastic breakdown kit. For a pledge of $89, you will get one HIRO diaper bundle. To learn more and to pledge money, go to: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hirotechnologies/hiro-experience-plastic-eating-fungi-at-home?
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