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Does Bottled Water Ever Go Bad?
Plastic containers aren’t as watertight as you think.
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infusion question and containers
and used for storing violently reactive chemicals (HDPE, HDPP, PTFE — dense polyethylene, polypropylene, and teflon) but it’s best to check the specifics of the combination of container and contents. An online search...
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Just about STRAINING & FILTERING homemade cordials
and possible harmful chemicals from the plastics and resins. there are only a few plastcis like HDPE that are chemically resistant to high proof alcohol. I have tried to contact brita baout this on several occasions, but never...
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Cutting Boards
need to clean them in the DW, but if you want to you’ll pretty much be limited to one of the synthetic materials – either polyethylene, plastic, or tempered glass. Of those options the polyethylene, sometimes listed...
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Is any plastic really "microwave safe"?
MEC still carries Nalgene HDPE bottles. It is just the Lexan ones that have this potential problem. I think concern first surfaced in the context of lab ware that was washed in harsh detergents. If you are going to worry about...
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Charging for grocery bags
I’m very much in favor of recycling and the enforcement of it, so needless to say, I favor the 5c charge for HDPE grocery bags. People hate being hit in the wallet, so hopefully this added expense will encourage them to go...
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Turkey on the Grill: Weber as Oven
for brining such as a 5-gallon HDPE bucket with a lid. 2 Days Prior: Prepare brine – bring 2 gallons water, 2 cups kosher salt, 1/4-cup light brown sugar just to the boiling point. Add 2 tbsp allspice, lot’s o’ fresh rosemary 1...
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how do you recycle in your kitchen?
1. We recycle all our newspaper printed with colored ink, keeping the black & white pages for the compost bin. 2. We recycle all plastic containers with type 1 (PETE) and type 2 (HDPE) designations: some plastic bags, detergent...
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Stretching a buck?
I recently learned that plastics labeled with PET, PETE, or, HDPE are safe for food storage. I was looking for glass refrigerator storage containers..... Here’s a site that explains:...
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Grocery Store Ambiance......
They are actually HDPE or “polyethylene”.
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