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How to clean and maintain water cups in daily use?
Today I would like to share with you some common sense about the cleaning and maintenance of daily water cups. I hope it can help us keep our water cups clean and healthy, and make our drinking water more enjoyable and safe. First of all, cleaning the water cup is very important. Water cups used...Read more -
Is the plastic cup you drink from poisonous?
In our daily lives, plastic bottles can be seen everywhere. I wonder if you have noticed that there is a numerical logo shaped like a triangle symbol at the bottom of most plastic bottles (cups). for example: Mineral water bottles, marked 1 on the bottom; Plastic heat-resistant cups for making t...Read more -
What is the quality of plastic water cups? Are plastic cups safe?
1. Quality issues of plastic water cups As environmental pollution intensifies, people gradually turn their attention to environmentally friendly materials, and plastic cups have become a thing that people love and hate. Many people are worried about the quality of plastic water cups. In fact, th...Read more -
What are the benefits of biodegradable plastic cups?
Biodegradable plastic cups are a new type of environmentally friendly material. They are made of degradable polyester and other materials. Compared with traditional plastic cups, degradable plastic cups have better environmental performance and degradability. Next, let me introduce the benefits o...Read more -
How many glass bottles are recycled each year
Glass bottles have become an integral part of our lives, whether they are used to store our favorite drinks or preserve homemade treats. However, the impact of these bottles extends far beyond their original purpose. In a time when environmental protection is of paramount importance, recycling gl...Read more -
How long does it take to recycle a plastic bottle
The world finds itself in the midst of a growing plastic bottle epidemic. These non-biodegradable objects cause serious environmental problems, polluting our oceans, landfills, and even our bodies. In response to this crisis, recycling emerged as a potential solution. However, have you ever thoug...Read more -
How to reuse old plastic water cups
1. Plastic bottles can be made into funnels. Used mineral water bottles can be cut in the middle and the lids can be unscrewed, so the upper part of the mineral water bottles is a simple funnel. Cut off the bottoms of the two mineral water bottles and hang them on the hanger lids. At both ends of...Read more -
How to recycle and reuse plastic water cups?
Plastic water cups are one of the common items in our daily lives. However, the use of a large number of plastic water cups will cause environmental pollution problems. In order to reduce the negative impact on the environment, material recycling and reuse of plastic water bottles is an important...Read more -
How does recycling water bottles help the environment
Water is an important resource for all living things, and the consumption of water, especially while traveling, has led to the increasing popularity of water bottles. However, the bottles are being discarded at an alarming rate, raising concerns about the environmental impact. This blog aims to s...Read more -
Which brands require recycling certification for plastic products?
GRS certification is an international, spontaneous, and complete standard that examines a company’s product recovery rate, product status, social responsibility, environmental protection, and chemical restrictions through third-party certification. It is a practical industrial tool. Applyin...Read more -
How can water bottles be recycled
The transaxle transmission is a critical component of many vehicles, responsible for transferring power from the engine to the wheels. As with any automotive system, there are many debates about maintenance practices. One of the topics is whether flushing the transaxle transmission actually has a...Read more -
Which plastics cannot be recycled?
1. “No. 1″ PETE: mineral water bottles, carbonated drink bottles, and beverage bottles should not be recycled to hold hot water. Usage: Heat-resistant to 70°C. It is only suitable for holding warm or frozen drinks. It will be easily deformed when filled with high-temperature liquids o...Read more