As long as clay is not fired, it can be recycled by simple soaking it in water. Eventually it will return to a liquid state (slip). You can then dry it to a workable condition by putting it on plaster slabs and then wedging it to homogenize the clay mass. To simplify the process and make a much more manageable clay, studios use pug mills which do the mixing and removing excess water and air for you.
No, baked clay can't be recycled because it becomes very hard when baked, and it is very brittle to recycle it after.
Hard and dry clay dose not
The default maximum size of the Recycle bin is 10 percent of the hard drive. For example if the hard drive is 500 GB then the recycle bin is capable of holding 50 GB.
A hard type of plastic, it is hard to recycle.
To recycle an external hard drive you must take the hard drive to an appropriate site. Certain businesses such as computer stores will offer services to destroy and dispose of the hard drives for a small fee.
That is called "leather hard" clay
No you cannot because it is hard to break down
i think 10% in hard disk.
waste and recycle a lot
They used hard clay
This gives you very good instructions:Drying clay scraps is the first step to recycling them. It is usually most efficient to do gather the clay scarps and let them dry in the bucket they will be slaked down in.* http://pottery.about.com/od/diyclaybodies/ss/recycle.htm
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