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If you factor in cleaning into the reuse process you might end up with more waste: - cleaning products (with plastic containers - water (warmed by burning gas
by faeyanpiraat 5y ago
If you factor in cleaning into the reuse process you might end up with more waste:
- cleaning products (with plastic containers
- water (warmed by burning gas)
- spending time which could be used in any other way
- who knows what else
- justnotworthit 5y agoJokes on you: I never wash anything!
- 2muchcoffeeman 5y agoI feel these sorts of arguments are just excuses to be inefficient. In many office kitchens, I see so many people using the hot water to wash when the cold would suffice. Using massive amounts of washing liquid when you only need a little. Keeping the faucet on while they scrub their dishes. And depending on your household situation, you can do dishes for a family of 4 in under 30 mins. Cleaning a single plate during the day takes seconds. Or even just learn to pack your dishwasher properly. Let’s not pretend that doing a few menial tasks everyday is what’s stopping you from being that extra bit more efficient.