Category: Plastic Materials

PFAS free containers are the way of the future. PFAS, or Perfluoroalkyl substances, are toxic chemicals that have been found in drinking water near military bases and industrial plants across the country. PFAS-free containers are made from materials like paperboard, aluminum foil, glass, metal cans, and plastic milk jugs – all PFAS-free! There are many…

Inviting friends over at your house can be fun but it can also be a lot of work. As the host, you would have to make sure that the guests have everything they need including ample food. You should prepare enough dishes and snacks for the duration of their stay. You should also think about…

Most people or even organizations associate plastics with environmental illness; their non-biodegradable nature makes them undesirable to the environment. As much as they have negatives, we should also try looking at the positive side of having the plastics; when recycled, they can be used for some other purposes. Today you can find various recycled plastic…

In 1946 Earl Silas Tupper designed Tupperware while living in Leominster, Massachusetts. These were plastic, airtight containers that households used for holding food. At that time they had a patented “burping seal” and plastic that he’d invented in 1938. It became popular due to it being sold at parties where presentations were given. Introducing the…

Ideally, plastics are materials that are usually made from polymers, which can be remolded with heat and pressure application. Be aware that techniques such as computer-aided drawing have revolutionized the whole industry of plastic manufacturing as it provides perfect reliability in addition to quality. Plastics are divided into two broad categories of thermosets and thermoplastics.…