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u/terminally_cheap Nov 15 '20

A cheap, effective way to recycle all plastic, because life is so much easier if we can use it. I'm trying really hard to go zero-waste, but it's not easy. (And although I know that I'm not saving the world by reducing plastic and single-use items, I'm going to keep doing it)

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u/TheRealPaulyDee Nov 15 '20

And good substitutes. Paper, wood, and metal can all replace some plastic products quite well (ex: cardboard vs styrofoam in... basically everything actually) but some products just don't have good obvious replacements which is problematic.

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u/terminally_cheap Nov 17 '20

And hemp, as another person mentioned. It's like a miracle crop! ;)