Fwd: Healthy Home Tips: Pick plastics carefully

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Dear Cyndi,

 

Our homes are filled with plastics, and most of us don't really know what they're made of -- or whether they are safe. Making sense of plastics can be confusing and time-consuming. (Can I recycle it? Can I microwave it? Can I drink out of it?)

 

To simplify your choices, EWG researchers shared their top plastics advice for this month's Healthy Home Tip: How to choose plastics carefully.

 

Learn how to choose, use and (sometimes) avoid plastics.

 

Visit our Healthy Home Tips page to learn:

Why you should avoid certain plastics.

How to choose and use safer plastics -- where it matters most.

When to use safer alternatives.Do you like our tips? We hope so.

 

Producing top-notch research and helpful tips is important -- and costly. A contribution from supporters like you ensures that we can continue producing this important information. As little as $5 can help EWG go a long way. Please contribute today.

 

Talk to you in a month when we discuss our next Healthy Home Tip: Wash those hands.

 

Thanks for reading!

 

Environmental Working Group

 

P.S. This tip is part of our Healthy Home Tips Series. You can find our first three tips and sign up to get the rest right here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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