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Hyperconsumerism is a reality that we cannot avoid. Today there are about 589,000 million dollars invested in items that are not being used. Statistics They say that in the United States there are more than 80 million drills with a use of 13 minutes of average throughout its useful life. It is logical? Let's imagine a block of a neighborhood in which there are 20 houses. Today's logic (a bit exaggerated but not that far from the reality) is for those 20 families to buy a lawnmower each to maintain the patio of their respective homes, giving them a use of approximately 2 hours per week. At the end of their useful life, the 20 lawnmowers will be discarded and not without leaving any trace in nature. Therefore, the current consumption model brings with it two major problems: 1. The unnecessary accumulation of products that are not used regularly by the Username. 2. The impossibility of accessing certain products due to the high purchase cost or their defect for being above the economic possibilities of the user. Both situations generate social and environmental problems. First of all, the inequality of access. Many people throughout their lives can never make use of products they really want, such as a top-quality instrument, given that the only option available to them is to buy it. Secondly the pollution generated by a model that does not stop producing and leaving it in disuse products continuously.