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Oh nos, a smaller lump of plastic hanging off a larger lump of plastic. How distressing. :D
The point is, it's a change that doesn't solve a problem and makes thinks more awkward, just so companies that churn out God knows how much plastic a year can say they are doing something green without actually doing anything green, and loads of people are lining up to defend it. Well I'm not going to be one of them.
 
Not sure it companies "green washing" as its an eu directive. (I know we've "taken back control" but it seems we've inherited this one.)

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Not sure it companies "green washing" as its an eu directive. (I know we've "taken back control" but it seems we've inherited this one.)

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I'm sure they really hated the idea and didn't at all find it better than using less plastic.

Plastic recycling is scam thought up by plastic companies to sound greener and this is similar. Proper rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic stuff.
 
The point is, it's a change that doesn't solve a problem and makes thinks more awkward, just so companies that churn out God knows how much plastic a year can say they are doing something green without actually doing anything green, and loads of people are lining up to defend it. Well I'm not going to be one of them.

I'll agree with you there, the green washing stuff and over use of plastic. I wondered what happened to corn plastic. It's probably bad in several ways I haven't looked into but apparently was / is bio degradable. I used to get smoothies from one place that used them and asked cos I felt bad about the wastage.

Just checked. apparently only biodegradable in high temprature composting systems, can't just chuck it in with your spud pealings.
 
Those not-easily-detachable plastic bottle tops really are shite though. But not for any reason that has anything to do with "wokeness". It's only making our lives just that tiny little bit more irritating in the name of corporate greenwashing.
Maybe if there were less arseholes who can't be arsed to put their lids in the bin, there wouldn't be any need for them.
 
Not sure it companies "green washing" as its an eu directive. (I know we've "taken back control" but it seems we've inherited this one.)

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Pointless woke wank from the EU.

Who'd a thought it? :rolleyes:
 
I dunno what you lot are doing. I've never had the lid drip on me. Must be talking about some other kind of bottle. The ones I'm used to have had the same type of lid for yonks. Unless you're tipping the bottle upside down I can't see how you get liquid in the lid in the first place.
Ah yes those are different to the ones we're talking about which are more recent.
 
Maybe if there were less arseholes who can't be arsed to put their lids in the bin, there wouldn't be any need for them.

The kind of derelict who has no compunction about littering the place with bottle caps will have no problem with just dropping the whole bottle. Affixing the cap does nothing to prevent microplastic pollution, since plastic particles constantly detach themselves from litter regardless of the size of the originating piece. If we want to reduce the amount of plastic in the environment, then we should stop producing so much of the damn stuff in the first place.
 
ah no that's different - that one's still got the top on

I learned today that you're not supposed to reuse single-use plastics which is a bit of a shame since I use coke-type bottles for home brew.
 
Maybe if there were less arseholes who can't be arsed to put their lids in the bin, there wouldn't be any need for them.
Was this ever a thing? Did people remove their bottle cap and discard it before emptying the bottle? I'm sure there may have been the odd dick doing it but permanently connecting the cap to the bottle won't stop dicks from being dicks.
The only purpose this serves is to keep the wheels of Brussels oiled, keeping useless people in overpaid jobs.
 
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