Re:How a simple math error sparked a panic about black plast...
by leptons on Thursday December 12, 2024 @02:52PM
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"crunchy" is such a cynical designation.
I just prefer no plastic in my food, or in my body. This shouldn't be "crunchy", it should be common sense.
The black plastic spatula entered the trash bin a while ago. I was not sorry to see it go at all.
We also replaced our plastic tooth brushes, and have been using bamboo/natural fiber tooth brushes. They work great. I did this before microplastics started making the news, it was just common sense to me. Just think about the abrasiveness of brushing teeth, and tiny micro-sized pieces of plastic from the brushes shearing off as they grind on your teeth.
I just prefer no plastic in my food, or in my body. This shouldn't be "crunchy", it should be common sense.
The black plastic spatula entered the trash bin a while ago. I was not sorry to see it go at all.
We also replaced our plastic tooth brushes, and have been using bamboo/natural fiber tooth brushes. They work great. I did this before microplastics started making the news, it was just common sense to me. Just think about the abrasiveness of brushing teeth, and tiny micro-sized pieces of plastic from the brushes shearing off as they grind on your teeth.