This is what living without plastic looks like 

I've always imagined how we could stop consuming so much plastic for things like toothpaste, shampoo, soaps, drinks, dish detergent, laundry detergent on and on; so easy to go to any superstore and fill up from a ten foot tall tank. Ship it in by the tanker. Don't understand why it's such a problem.

I like the idea of using traditional methods of food/liquid storage ideas that have proven durable and safe.

I'm now 30yo, starting to stop buying plastic. Surely an inspiration. And I'm starting to sense that non-plastic packaging products are actually better. Sometimes the difference is huge, like milk cream and condensed milk in a can. Plastic products are cheaper, but terribly worst.

I heard plastic free food Is more expensive And food that is in plastic in the stores I think all food expensive I don't care what anybody says There was a woman that said if you're going to be zero ways, you have to be rich She said it's too Spensive

I do know that if he do get grapes in the plastic bag You get more grapes And having grips in a little cardboard box Is not enough to make you happy I will rather have it in a plastic bag You don't know what I say. I don't care.

Food and plastic is cheaper than no plastic at all That's what I heard 😮

Yeah, but plastics themselves leach into our food, how can we go without using plastic at all, vs just not using single use

Honestly we need to mandate plastic recycling because if we can recycle almost all of American steel we can manage plastics as well 👍🇺🇲❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿