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Make it easier for her by taking on the chores of washing them and preparing them. If you're insisting she do something differently, ask her if there is anythin
by yboris 3y ago
Make it easier for her by taking on the chores of washing them and preparing them. If you're insisting she do something differently, ask her if there is anything you could do to make it easier for her to do it -- since this is clearly a more important change for you than for her (at this time).
- ne0flex 3y agoI did offer to do that but the main problem is she doesn't want to carry the items and it can be heavy for her with all the tools she carries (she's a piano technician). Really only solution would be finding lightweight alternatives, but haven't had luck with that.
- oefnak 3y agoMetal? Lighter and less prone to breaking than glass. Also less inert maybe, but probably better than plastic.
- yboris 3y agoNo way to microwave sadly :/ Hard problem to solve. I wonder what the best effort-per-payoff is in this scenario. Perhaps cutting out plastic water bottles would be 90% of the benefit, and the plastic containers for food is 10% of the benefit but tremendously more effort -- I don't know (never did research on this).
- NLPaep 3y agoMicrowaving and heat is the 90%, I believe…
- gesinger 3y agoIt may be worth looking into silicone containers.