The List: Say No To These 7 Fast-Food Disposables

Jennifer s. 2 years ago

Chick fil a has little books and paper crafts in there kids meals.way better that junkie toys

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James B. 3 years ago

> Explain to your kids that these toys are cheaply made, bad for the environment, and might even contain toxic chemicals like lead. <
What did you think that Lead Soldiers were made of? Seriously, unless you immediately get them a replacement that is expensively made, good for the environment, and free of toxic chemicals, the children will quickly realize that Living Green" is just a way to deprive them of toys. Be careful to get an exact replacement, children know the difference between a realistic scary movie dinosaur and a pink kiddie cartoon version.

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Duane W. 3 years ago

I hardly eat fast-food, but when I do, I give back the silverware plastic if presented in a drive-thru (as I'm usually going home). Also, any plastic that used, like a salad bowl container, I recycle, even if I eat at the restaurant. I take it all home and clean them, then recycle.

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Jennifer S. 3 years ago

Can I recycle tea bags?

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- Leslie L. 3 years ago
  
  Jennifer they can be composted, but not recycled.
  
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- Erika E. 3 years ago
  
  Just take out what is inside the bag and you can compost that, mostly all of those bags are made of plastic.
  
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Theresa H. 3 years ago

I try to always bring along a piece of fruit, a bottle of water, and a bag of nuts. I'm not perfect; when I stop for a much-needed coffee or something I'm craving for I try to forgo any extra items like packets, straws, etc. I keep bandanas in my car to use as napkins.

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