Japanese company Oriental invented a machine
The machine, affectionately named the White Goat, removes any stray staples (ouch!), shreds the paper, mixes it with water, flattens the pulp, dries it, and rolls it into bathroom tissue. It takes 40 sheets of paper to make one roll, and each roll only costs 10 cents. Seems like a no-brainer for paper recycling, doesn’t it?On the downside, the monstrous super-machine weighs 1,300 pounds, stands 6 feet tall, and costs a whopping $100,000. To pay for itself, the machine would need to produce 200,000 rolls of toilet paper, which would require it to run continuously for 11 years. 
