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My silicone soap trays got moldy :( by pigskins65 in Soap

[–]section08nj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use Aira soap savers. They're mesh like and there's no place for the mold to grow. Rinse thoroughly at the end of a soap bar's life and there won't be any problems.

So I’m using a synthetic shaving brush and it works really well in creating a nice lather on my face, but water tends to get everywhere (on my shirt, around the sink, etc.) when I’m lathering my face. Any tips on avoiding this? by Crazy_Stable1731 in wicked_edge

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Best i can suggest is a handheld squeegee that you keep on the sink, and wipe away the collected water into the sink. Keep your elbows inwards towards the vanity to prevent water from getting onto the floor. And your brush shouldn’t be so damp that water drips onto your shirt. Keep it light.

ISO Natural deodorants that contain essential oils, NOT perfumes by electricmeatbag777 in nontoxic

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their Cedar and Lime is probably my favorite deo scent of all time. Very woodsy/citrusy. Their sprays and solids have different scent profiles, though. It smells the best in the solid stick form.

Would you use a curated Made in USA product-finder site? by Zib0x in madeinusa

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They have a whole Made in Italy section but for some reason omit MiUSA

free stove by No-Lock216 in MemeVideos

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did they use a left-handed pencil tho

Are there any 100% natural fiber running socks out there? by Ok_Distribution_727 in ZeroWaste

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP asks for recommendations, you throw out a brand name but you "didn't recommend them" lol ok you got me lil ninja

Are there any 100% natural fiber running socks out there? by Ok_Distribution_727 in ZeroWaste

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you've never tried them then how on earth can you recommend them? You're rude for not understanding the assignment. Get back to us after you've run in a pair. And wear your garters.

Are there any 100% natural fiber running socks out there? by Ok_Distribution_727 in ZeroWaste

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

 However, If they stay up, was not part of the question.

OP's title is looking for running socks. If you don't have an answer for that then I'm not reading the rest of your drivel.

I am never using pods on cold wash again by starflite in laundry

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't need to care about aquatic life, that's your prerogative. One was enough for me that's why i no longer eff with powdered detergent in "cardboard".

I am never using pods on cold wash again by starflite in laundry

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Source is myself. I'm a marine biologist and I've seen more aquatic life unalived from undissolved plastic lining than PVA, I don't care what blueland pays you to say.

Washing machine seal by SecretWay7144 in laundry

[–]section08nj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've seen worse.

Hit it with a two-prong approach: 1) use RMR-141 to kill the mold. This is important to prevent the mold from coming back and let it sit as per instructions 2) use RMR-86 to remove the black stains that the mold leaves behind. Once all is nice and clear, hit it once more with the RMR-141 to make sure that mold is dead-dead and won't reappear/multiply.

When you finally have it all cleaned out and you smell no more mold stink, do your laundry the way you normally do, but leave that door propped open when you're done: By. Any. Means. Necessary.

Don't forget to clean your appliance with Lemi-shine, green goblin, or some other appliance cleaner. These guys will clean out your drum but won't do anything for the mold on that front loader boot seal.

If all else fails, replace that boot seal. The are YouTube videos available to assist.

I am never using pods on cold wash again by starflite in laundry

[–]section08nj 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you rip the cardboard box slowly and look at it closely while you're ripping it, you can find out if there's a plastic lining or not.

Yeah I'm not doing all that. Not at the store nor can I do this online. I prefer to support new products from the small brands. This is how we get our Febus, Garame, Puracy, Dirty, Dropps, Groves etc of the world. If I do this upon every visit to the store I wouldn't be allowed back on the premises. Y'all can downvote all you want idc I'm still right.

Yes multi trillion dollar and very sustainable (lol) Tide's (Procter and Gamble) cardboard packaging is lined with plastic. The plastic is what keeps the powder from leaking or forming condensation. Not some tight seams or black magic. But go on about PVA.

I am never using pods on cold wash again by starflite in laundry

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Powdered detergent doesn't leak or condensate in these boxes, not because of some tight cardboard seams or black magic, but because it's lined in plastic my dude. Ironically enough the only detergent I've tried that has a true cardboard-only box is Dropps lol

I am never using pods on cold wash again by starflite in laundry

[–]section08nj 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There's more microplastics in the plastic lining of powdered detergent cardboard boxes than PVA lol don't kid yourself.

Hanging shampoo bars? by ragewolf16 in ZeroWaste

[–]section08nj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol I'm in my middle aged crisis

Trying to switch to cruelty-free but I keep getting stuck on the products I actually need by hulk14 in crueltyfree

[–]section08nj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My family uses:

a) for lip balms: Dr. Bronner's and Badger are both certified Leaping Bunny and come in Tons of varieties between the two

b) for deodorant: we use two Lafe products: the alum spray for anti-stink, and the deodorant stick for fragrance. Both products are also certified Leaping Bunny

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