This week I decided to give paper plates a try in lieu of my plastic toddler plates. I may cost a little more over all, but I'm banking on the time savings I will get. I'm McLovin it so far.
I use paper everything. Plate, cups, bowls etc. I also recycle 99.5% of everything we use. I know not all communities allow you to recycle paper products that have had food on them, but I just rinse them and toss into the paper recycle bin and that's that.
I also spend only about $25 per year on garbage because of the fact that we recycle so much.
I love the use and toss aspect of using paper products
I always use plastic, but decided on paper for summer. We eat outside and it's soooo much easier to toss it than to deal with food scraping and carrying it all back in the house.
We use plastic most of the time. Every once in a while for snack I will use paper if I know I need to be out of here. We do not have recycling readily available. I can't take tossing that much! I also do not use paper towels. I do not have a dishwasher either. Handwash, but how long does it really take to wash 6 plates! If they had disposable cookware maybe!! LOL.
we use plastic here. the problem with paper here is that they pick up every other week. By week 1 my bin is full (I rent mine because its a big can) so by week 2 I have no other place to put it.
I use plastic and always have. We don't even use paper towels. It's funny because my Mother visited last Friday and during lunch she asked where the "good" china was (meaning paper plates), and was shocked that I don't use them with all the daycare kids & family members I feed every day. LOL
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