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If you look at some plastic that has been outside in the sun for a while (a year or five) such as a toy or a plastic bag, it gets very fragile. If it's thin lik
by flakeoil 1y ago
If you look at some plastic that has been outside in the sun for a while (a year or five) such as a toy or a plastic bag, it gets very fragile. If it's thin like a plastic bag, just the wind can break it apart. For thicker plastic parts, probably rain is enough to flush off the outer layer or powdered plastic every now and then.
- veunes 1y agoNow that you say it, I'm picturing all those old sun-bleached plastic chairs or toys that basically crumble if you touch them