I could barely contain myself when I saw this, but had to keep a lid on it.
Prices start from $0.75 for 200ml 3pk but larger and compartmentalised containers too for $1-$2
range
Pick of the bunch for me was $1.25 600ml x3 which btw I got the last on the shelf at Macquarie Ryde.
Available in most stores still from a stock check
Enjoy and stay safe
š„ tish
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Wow.. this is going in my pantry!! Just bought a few.
Thanks OPPPPPPP+++++
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Pretty sure I bought these and the clips are horrible, lids don't really clip on properly after a few uses
Yeah I got a pack last week, when they were $3 (down from $6), they are totally useless if you want air tight, the clips are flimsy and barely stay snapped shut. Ended up returning them and got some decor ones for $1 more (also were on special) which are properly air tight and the lid stays shut.
which link plz
Don't mind me, just going to store these container puns for later use…
Two drums and a cymbal fall off a cliff
cheaper than disposable
https://www.menshealth.com.au/study-links-plastic-to-smallerā¦
Plastic will make your peen smaller. Or maybe not, do you want to risk it or use glass instead
An article from 2018, and you use the term "…will…", as in inevitable / certain / unavoidable?
They might be wrong of course, do you want to risk it. Weāre not talking about finger nails here
The obvious solution here is to just dump your food straight on to the microwave plate, I mean it's called a plate for a reason right?
That article seems to be from 2013.
Regardless, it is not a definitive "…will…".
I'll risk it.
Don't be a hero, miss. You don't want to end up with a small penis.
you're making at least two assumptions there
@killingtime
Joe Rogan Podcast with Dr. Shanna Swan (22.04.2021) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1B44VmZFiI
It's entirely possible.
what is/
Exactly right, itās not like this is some conspiracy, scientists have been saying it for years
An interesting read, but I don't know what anyone can practically do. Plastic is everywhere. Your food comes packed in it. Meat and vegetables are wrapped in it, and it's business so you can guarantee it's the cheapest form. The ocean is full of it, so the flesh of the average fish contains a scattering of the microplastics they've ingested over their lifetime. Even the water delivered to your house makes its way through plastic pipes.
So I agree with the sentiment, but avoiding plastic containers doesn't do much. It drops your exposure to plastic from 100% to like 95%.
If you want to make any real changes, you need to rise up, gain power and influence things from the top. For an ordinary person to do that, they need organization, and to make the most of the money they have. And you know whats a great cheap way of organizing, don't you. Plastic containers.
All we can do is reduce exposure. I think ingested plastic is the biggest source to reduce. I do filter my water with reverse osmosis so plastic pipes can also be mitigated.
I wish my biggest fear in life was that my penis might shrink a few mm lmao. Still can't tell if you're serious, if you're not this is top quality acting.
@pennypincher98: Iām serious but itās not your penis that you should be worried about, itās your unborn child. Length is determined in the womb
@killingtime: Good news for me, I wouldn't want any child of mine to inherit my comically oversized penis.
Plastic will make your peen smaller.
Great, I'm in the market for a much needed penis reduction.
For who exactly?
Not for you, sorry ;p
Plastic will make your peen smaller
What sort of plastic?
PVC
PET
HDPE
LDPE
PP
PS
PE
ABS
Polycarbonate
Polylactide
Acrylic
Acrylonitrile butadiene
Styrene
Fiberglass
Nylon
Polyester
I think hormone mimickers (for estrogen in this case) are fairly widespread. Probably most of those or all of them? But most here have misunderstood the major effect on genitals - it's during development.
I imagine as adults it will be just cancers and maybe boobs for dudes and sperm count? Poor sperm count in humanity has the potential to be the best thing that could happen to this planet.
We have probably 20 takeaway containers in a few different sizes. We've been using them for years to reheat stuff in the microwave, take travelling (light weight, very useful, no biggy if they're lost). I even use one as a portable dog bowl when walking or riding with our dog. We have so many different plastic containers for everything, including water. All are repurposed. I don't understand why anyone would buy this stuff when they are already throwing it away.
Old plastic is safe - all those folk throwing away their so called disposable stuff, and then continually buying new stuff; well that seems like karma.
Old plastic is safe
I don't think that would be 100% true.
Old plastic may start to break down causing chemicals to be released where new plastic might not have this problem.
@spaceflight: not much of anything is 100% - it's usually generalisations which should be taken for granted, and usually is.
Most of the chemicals have already been released. You will know this yourself. Pick up some new plastic - it has a smell, that smell is "off gassing". If you consider this, you'll know it. Old plastic stops smelling, or giving off this smell. Quite a few people are allergic to plastic but old plastic is - generally - ok.
I know what dosenāt have plastic: ceramic, glass, aluminium. All available to keep food. Literally sold in the same supermarket aisle
aluminium
Aluminium cans and tins are lined with plastic so that the food in them doesn't react with the aluminium. This is important for acidic things.
Bought them at half price, I guess okay at 75% off. Not great quality and not all clips actually work, lol
I can second.
Worst quality, clips are useless. Spilled beans everything.
Glad somebody spilled the beans with this… not essential if you ask me.
How many ring sizers can you fit in the containers ?
Well if that is your kick you need to buy plenty they seem to be everywhere atm, although Iām curious about what type of rings need sizing in this 2021 world š©
I am not a greenie but after seeing the ocean west of Bali I would vote for a global $100 deposit on plastic waste!
It's the same, well maybe not as bad, on the South coast of Tasmania.
how does it work?
+1 for description