And then you hesitate because you aren’t sure you actually know what “microwave safe” means.
Or even more of a head-scratcher, how about “microwave safe, patent pending.”
You’ve read about the many ways plastics can hurt not just the environment but your health as well.
So how “safe” is microwaveable plastic, after all?
Is it actually safe to microwave plastic?
Contrary to popular belief, the “microwave safe” label on plastic containers isn’t a get-out-of-jail-free card.
Why we aren’t fans of plastic (in the microwave or anywhere else).
We agreethe convenience of microwaving food in plastic containers simply isn’t worth the risk.
4 ways to reduce your exposure to plastic-derived chemicals.
Plastic iseverywhere, so the thought of eliminating it from your daily life can be overwhelming!
Here are some of our top tips foravoiding plasticand its undesirable chemical components:
The takeaway.
Microwaving plastic is definitely a no-go, even if your container is labeled “microwave safe.”
At the end of the day, plastic just isn’t good for our bodies or the planet.
Making small shifts away from plastic use can help support thehealth and longevityof both us and Mama Earth.
Luckily, our bodies have incredible natural detoxification systems that help clear outunwanted modern toxinsincluding plastic-derived chemicals.
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