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It seems like it's impossible to avoid BPA, plastic is EVERYWHERE. I no longer use coffee machine because it has plastic parts and it has a rather plastic tast
by curiously 12y ago
It seems like it's impossible to avoid BPA, plastic is EVERYWHERE.
I no longer use coffee machine because it has plastic parts and it has a rather plastic taste. I now use dripping method without any plastic.
I have become more and more vigilant about plastic in consumables. Would love to have a comprehensive list of items to replace at home.
- _delirium 12y agoFwiw, BPA isn't in most plastics, generally only in polycarbonates, plus some epoxy linings. Most plastic bottles, for example, are made of various kinds of polyethylene instead. A useful (but not exact) rule of thumb is that almost all BPA-containing plastics have resin code 7 (Other); plastics with codes 1-6 typically don't have BPA.
- curiously 12y agoI don't know if I can trust it