The grams of waste per teaspoon of ketchup seems high.

What else has a super high packaging waste per consumable volume?

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    1 year ago

    Noone wants to hear this one because… we are spoiled and the alternative fucking sucks…

    Diapers and wet wipes. Most are not biodegradeable. That one is the one I am guilty of that bothers me the most.

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      1 year ago

      I would expand that and say small kids in general are super wasteful. They consume a lot of resources, produce a lot of trash (and noise) and are a significant source of stress and sleep deprivation, both of which are suspected of causing cancer. 😅

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        1 year ago

        and after overdoing it on the spicy foods, bidets are a true life-saver

        sent from my bidet

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        It took me years to finally get a bidet. Now I’m a bidet enthusiast! The only bad thing about having a bidet is using a toilet without one.

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      We use reusable nappies for our toddler, and the washing machine is powered by solar so I only really need to feel bad about any excessive water use. But then we still have to use disposables when they’re at their nursery for a few days a week, or the staff don’t smell anything and they get bad rashes we spend all week dealing with. At the very least though the nursery deals with nappies as a specific form of waste that they process separately, though I’m not sure to what end.

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      Biodegradable wet wipes are a thing. They are a bit rougher but not bad.

      Biodegradable nappies/diapers exist too but they are awful. Similar to try cloth or reusable (with a changeable lining). Awful.