oh boy i can’t wait to never hear about this again just like with every other eco-conscious plastic innovation
Perfect for food packaging.
Grape vines are not exactly fast growing.
But if they use it for straws will still somehow disintegrate after that first sip.
My 3 years old is able to finish his warm milk before that happens, and she’s not even a good eater. Do you need advice from her?
Your 3yo got a sex change mid sentence. They grow up fast, enjoy time with them instead of using social media.
Why are you talking about a stranger child’s sex? This is gender, not sex
Ohhh, I had a typo. That means you’re correct with everything!!
No.
Only food that needs to stay packaged for less than 17 days…
I don’t know if you have ever composted anything, but things do not biograde just by sitting on a shelf. The biograde in a compost pile
I’ve used compostable bags and they absolutely did start breaking down before I got the chance to throw them into the bin.
It’s like Russian Roulette when using them to pick up dog shit. Although I have to say they seem to have gotten a lot better lately. Either that or my dogs just shit a lot more and I go though them faster.
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All supermarket raw meat?
I’m reading the paper and it doesn’t answer me a key question: how different is this from cellophane? We already got cellophane for decades.
It’s written like it had a word count due.
Seems the difference is you can make it more rigid or more flexible with the addition of certain mineral compounds. Same with moisture resistance.
