In the world of clogging, all the possibilities of using anything within a synthetic field have been seen, ranging from PVC-based plastic waste to be ground from an electric cable to vegetable waste such as rice skins, passing through mixtures of organic peat containing coconut fibers, ground corks, and since the rubber is also organic it is also inserted in the Mix in the form of Thermoplastics. In short, incredible cocktails that in no case take into account the environmental impacts and maintenance costs.
The photographic example shows the effect of an organic infill, of which we remain anonymous on its mix composition, specifying only that all plant-based infills have lower specific weights than water and therefore tend to float; if a heavy rain unfortunately seizes the opportunity shortly after a usual periodic maintenance of raising the compacted vegetable infill, about 30% of the infill volume moves on the synthetic mantle until it flows into the perimeter drains and clogs them.