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OndsinetToday at 6:00 PM
@desert hamster supposed alternative to single use bottles

It's supposed to last longer before melting micro plastics in your drink

Supposedly

aha

why not use glass?

it does not leave a shitty taste

and it is not harmful

Yeah but it's supposed to be carried around

In a bag

Idk I'm the one pointing out they are useless<:GWjiangoOmegaLUL:389904150886088723>

i mean a glass bottle

Shush

if you want to be environmentaly friendly

they used to sell things up to the 90's

in glass bottles

and if you brought them back

you got a discount

and they could be refilled by the factory

Yes but if it breaks in your bag while you're out doing shit you don't risk making a mess

so dont carry around 30 bottles?

But yeah your idea was common in the 60's

those were racist times

i remember as a kid people returning bottles

in the 90's

especially since there was an incentive

they could sell plastic for those 2-3 drinks that you are going to carry around

and the rest you can buy in glass

unless some sadiq khan figures out that glass bottles are dangerous

and this way you wont have to spend billions on researching new types of plastic

but then you would have to bring back the bottles and that is too problematic for milenials

but i feel that all those products are there so people could virtue signal

and feel that they are doing something

Here they charge you a 5 cent deposit per bottle

Which forces you to return the bottles unless you want to lose money

yes

thats the system

the only solution i can think of is arsenic in the water supply

It gets annoying when a case of 40 water bottles has a deposit of $2 and then they also charge fucking tax making that case of water cost around $7

they should give a tax break if you buy in bulk

if they want to do some actual environmental good