Paige is a wonderful realtor! She was very patient with me in my buying process - buying your first condo can be a very stressful time but Paige wasn’t pushy & was always quick to point out things I wouldn’t know to look for. Very trustworthy! Thank you for making my first time buying experience a good one!
Nancy Moro
Plastics by Number
PET (Polyethylene terephtalate)
In most water and pop bottles and some packaging. Hard to de-contaminate. Proper cleaning releases harmful chemicals. May leach carcinogens, like DEHA.
DO NOT REUSE!
HDPE (High-density polyethylene)
In milk, detergent and oil bottles, toys and plastic bags. Considered the safest form of plastic.
REUSABLE!
PVC (vinyl/polyvinyl chloride)
In food wraps, food oil bottles, teething rings, pet's toys and blister packaging. Produces toxins from manufacture through disposal. Avoid using for microwaving (use glass or microwave-safe crockery instead); wraps made form LDPE (#4) are safer.
DO NOT REUSE!
LDPE (low-density polyethylene)
In shrink wraps, garment bags (from dry cleaners), squeezable bottles and plastic bags. Less toxic than other plastics.
REUSEABLE!
PP (polypropylene)
In bottle tops, disposable diapers, carpeting, bags and food wraps, yogurt and margarine containers. Considered the safest plastic.
REUSABLE!
PS (Polystyrene)
In plastic cutlery, foam packaging. May leach into food products.
AVOID USE!
OTHER (LEXAN, polycarbonate, BPA)
Usually layered or mixed plastics.
DO NOT REUSE!
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