[ConservativeMind]

“These plasticizers are used in products such as PVC, paints, and cosmetics.”

These are also known as “Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP)” and “diisononyl phthalate (DiNP).”

Reducing flexible plastics in your home could be helpful, but I will next post a new article that shows these components are in higher quantities in the air of cities.

[ConservativeMind]

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[sauropod]

Bkmk

[ProtectOurFreedom]

The amount of plastic produced worldwide is absolutely staggering. So much of it is single-use and goes to landfills. Much of it is used in products with a lifespan of less than five years and goes into landfills. I remember when I was little in the mid 50s and the only plastic you ever saw was in cheap Japanese toys that always broke immediately.

[Chickensoup]

My children and ex used to make fun of me and my home

Called it little house on the prarie.

Little plastic, willow laundry baskets, glass storage containers, no cable or broadcast tv, just curated videos.
Homeschooling and homemade food.

they had a good life and a safe life

Most of them appreciate it now

[dragnet2]

Reducing flexible plastics in your home could be helpful

Makes you wonder if products such as flexible fan blades on your typical Walmart fan from China is killing you. It's ingenious, use it on the fan blades that constantly blows this material around the room!

[little jeremiah]

another one.

Years ago I eliminated as many plastics as I could in my house. For example, when I buy some kind of food in a flexible or even non-flexible plastic container, I transfer to glass. I save good sized glass jars, wash and re-use for foods such as rice, beans, flour, pasta, nuts, dried fruit, etc.

[Delta 21]

Humans cant live without plastics.

[DannyTN]

The labeling costs on this are going to be fantastic.

“This air contains plasticizers known to the state of California to cause cancer”