Re:Correlation between fecal microplastics and inflammatory ...
by 1970-01-01 on Monday June 17, 2024 @11:57PM
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I think you're looking too hard for a material issue. Plastic kitchen utensils can last just long as metal. Really. I have several plastic strainers from the 80s that are still in use, and several plastic handled knives from 2000s that feel great in my hand. I've also thrown away metal ice cream scoops (yes from Amazon) months after purchase because they became pitted with rust. (And nobody want's rusty ice cream!) The hidden problem is our throw-away economy. Things are just designed to fail now, because everyone want us to simply keep buying.
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Re:Correlation between fecal microplastics and inflammatory ...
by Obscurity4340 on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @04:38PM
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> plastic can last as long as metal
Is that the issue? It seems more like plastics wearing away from use not to the point of it losing functionality but being constantly exposed to plastics in your food because all the implements are plasticd