Cut the Plastic!
Grace , Quezon City: Jun 30 2008
Made Popular Jul 1 2008
Don’t microwave plastic containers that aren’t listed as microwavable, and throw them out if they’re damaged. Some consumer groups suggest not heating plastic containers or putting them in the dishwasher. Consider eating fewer...
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Tags: plastic, bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates, plastic recycling codes, Health & Fitness
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Bradley Wint
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Bradley Wint autogamingcentral.co.. Jul 1 2008
Miami, United States
Hehe I have enough ceramic bowls to heat stuff in, don’t really need all the plastic.
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Grace
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Grace Jul 1 2008
Quezon City, Philippines
Good for you! :)
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Bobette
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Bobette Jul 1 2008
New Orleans, United States
Its seems today many things pose a health risk.

I have tossed out all my plastics weeks ago cause they get ruined and then I must buy more. So I agree with Bradley I can just use the ceramic dishes I already own.
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Grace
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Grace Jul 1 2008
Quezon City, Philippines
Good for you, too, Bobette! It’s just that plastic is a little more convenient to use sometimes. :) But we shouldn’t sacrifice health for convenience, that’s for sure!
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YAMIN
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YAMIN zenlimited.co.uk Jul 1 2008
AHMEDABAD, India
Plastic utensils can be substituted with microwavable Porcelain/Ceramic utensils.
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Grace
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Grace Jul 1 2008
Quezon City, Philippines
Right, Yamin. So you’ve been converted to the other side, too, that’s good! :)
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