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16-Oz Amazon Fresh Apple Cider Vinegar $1 w/ S&S + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+
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it's definitely not polypropylene
1 = pet
2= hdpe
3= pvc
Wait. Please tell me if any restaurant uses 5 gallons of vinegar in a non-plastic container. I don't see a 5-gallon container that's non-plastic
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As you know, English is my second or third language. However, I copied and pasted your words into Google Translate in case I misunderstood something. What I said before was FACTS, or any misinformation/disinformation, if I may ask. I'm sure you have the right to say whatever you want, as you please. First Amendment, if you're going to start an argument. Do you have ANY FACTS you wish to put out before sharing your knowledge? Look, not just restaurants use plastic for vinegar, Walmart, or any other grocery stores use plastic containers for vinegar. By the way, not just vinegar but milk, juice, yogurt, etc. You don't have to order food from any restaurant next time because they use plastic, or quit buying things from the supermarket. I'm sure you can find a way to grow veggies, get a cow, or make vinegar on your own. Sounds healthy enough for me. I'm poor, and I can't do all of this healthy stuff myself. I have to rely on this society to survive. Look, how about starting with the real life here? Such as finding a place that sells 1 gallon of vinegar in a glass container. Don't start with 5 5-gallon or bigger, you will only find plastic. How do I know? This is life, and the civilization we are currently in. You either live with it or change it
Stop spreading misinformation...
What I know is that PH scale is Logarithmic, a PH2 solvent is magnitude more powerful to certain chemicals than water.
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...tt.3c00083
https://news.nd.edu/news/plastic-...into-food/
For example, in this PFAS in fluorinated #2 plastic leaching experiment, mayonnaise (PH5)and ketchup(PH4) are leaching roughly 10 times more than olive oil(acidic but no pH). Water(PH7) leaching level can't even be detected for some of the PFAS content. You may notice that unfluorinated #2 plastic leaches too.
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