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We bought some eco "bamboo" plates for our toddler because he keeps breaking ceramic plates. But they just mix some bamboo fibres into the plastic. It does feel
by newaccount74 3y ago
We bought some eco "bamboo" plates for our toddler because he keeps breaking ceramic plates. But they just mix some bamboo fibres into the plastic. It does feel a bit nicer to touch than normal plastic, but I'm not sure how it is more eco-friendly. It's still plastic that's going to end up in a dump.
(That being said, I don't worry too much about the material of something that gets years of use)
- fogzen 3y agoYou can use shellac-finished wooden plates and bowls. Biodegradable, natural, doesn’t break, lightweight, carbon-neutral material.
- scarab92 3y agoDoes my head in seeing people put eco plant based labels on disposable ldpe packaging. It’s still the same plastic even if you change the feedstock.