We frequently use single-use straws when we enjoy our favorite drink. Many people think that these straws are harmless. But Do You Know? They contribute to a lot of plastic waste. The people in the US use 500 Million straws each day. While in Europe its amount is 25.4 billion…
Damn! The world is overflowing with plastic, and cutting it out of our lives seems impossible. No doubt it's cheap, convenient, and versatile, but the damage it is causing to our environment is not something that is easily ignorable. Let’s push the boundaries and find some of the best alternatives to…
Plastic cups aren't ideal for hot coffee as they can leach chemicals. If you love coffee, PP cups are a somewhat safer alternative for hot drinks.
"Learn the hidden dangers of microplastics in Tupperware, how these tiny particles can affect your health, find safer alternatives to protect yourself.
The Affordable Alternative to Plastic Bin Bags are reusable liners, Compostable garbage bags, cardboard boxes, DIY bin liners, & newspaper as liner.
How To Avoid Microplastic In Kitchen By Reducing Plastic Items.
An average person consumes 5 grams of microplastic every week, about the weight of your credit card. There is no surprise that microplastics are everywhere. From the food you eat to the air you breathe. We are responsible for creating these microplastics, and now they are secretly invading, sneaking into…
Human exposure To Microplastics in our bodies are through various means, including what we eat, how we touch things, and even the air we breathe
Microplastics are tiny particles less than 5mm in size & are formed by the breakdown of large particles. Lets explore more about what are microplastics & why are they a problem?
In recent years, microplastics have become a major concern due to their presence in the environment and the severe risk to human health. Do you know where microplastics come from and what are the sources of microplastics? Microplastics come from various man-made sources such as cosmetics, food packaging, clothing, and…