Textile recycling will soon be a reality on Manitoulin, thanks to new bins

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Textile recycling will soon be a reality on Manitoulin, thanks to new bins

Tom Sasvari

Mar 13, 2024 - 3 min read

Jerret Paquette who co-owns Sic Sox Circular Ltd. with his mother Dr. Doris Mitchell, displays one of the bins that soon be located in several locations on Manitoulin Island. Local residents will be encouraged to put their unwanted textile in the bins, for shredding and eventually to turn them into blow in house insulation.

Textile recycling will soon be a reality on Manitoulin, thanks to new bins — Jerret Paquette who co-owns Sic Sox Circular Ltd. with his mother Dr. Doris Mitchell, displays one of the bins that soon be located in several locations on Manitoulin Island. Local residents will be encouraged to put their unwanted textile in the bins, for shredding and eventually to turn them into blow in house insulation.

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