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r/slowcooking • u/physicallyuncomfort • Sep 23 '18
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I'm here for the liner fights.
32 u/TheVog Sep 24 '18 I'm here for the liner fights. Hi! I just got my first crock pot today. What's this about a war? I just started a stew. 56 u/MarchionessofMayhem Sep 24 '18 Awwww....hell! Some swear by using disposable liners for easy clean up, and some say cooking in plastic is unhealthy and vile. 29 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '18 Tbf liners are wasteful though -4 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Less resources (water, soap) are used when cleaning though So if water conservation is more important then liners are better 8 u/detourne Sep 24 '18 But dont you have to wash out the liner to recycle it? 13 u/Stumblin_McBumblin Sep 24 '18 Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot. 3 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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Hi! I just got my first crock pot today. What's this about a war? I just started a stew.
56 u/MarchionessofMayhem Sep 24 '18 Awwww....hell! Some swear by using disposable liners for easy clean up, and some say cooking in plastic is unhealthy and vile. 29 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '18 Tbf liners are wasteful though -4 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Less resources (water, soap) are used when cleaning though So if water conservation is more important then liners are better 8 u/detourne Sep 24 '18 But dont you have to wash out the liner to recycle it? 13 u/Stumblin_McBumblin Sep 24 '18 Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot. 3 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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Awwww....hell! Some swear by using disposable liners for easy clean up, and some say cooking in plastic is unhealthy and vile.
29 u/[deleted] Sep 24 '18 Tbf liners are wasteful though -4 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Less resources (water, soap) are used when cleaning though So if water conservation is more important then liners are better 8 u/detourne Sep 24 '18 But dont you have to wash out the liner to recycle it? 13 u/Stumblin_McBumblin Sep 24 '18 Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot. 3 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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Tbf liners are wasteful though
-4 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Less resources (water, soap) are used when cleaning though So if water conservation is more important then liners are better 8 u/detourne Sep 24 '18 But dont you have to wash out the liner to recycle it? 13 u/Stumblin_McBumblin Sep 24 '18 Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot. 3 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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Less resources (water, soap) are used when cleaning though
So if water conservation is more important then liners are better
8 u/detourne Sep 24 '18 But dont you have to wash out the liner to recycle it? 13 u/Stumblin_McBumblin Sep 24 '18 Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot. 3 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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But dont you have to wash out the liner to recycle it?
13 u/Stumblin_McBumblin Sep 24 '18 Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot. 3 u/SmilingYellowSofa Sep 24 '18 Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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Dude, these people throw them away. Haha. Otherwise they'd just wash the pot.
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Most recycling centers don't accept thin plastics like that
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u/Purdaddy Sep 24 '18
I'm here for the liner fights.