Avoid using cling film,plastic containers when handling food

PVC and PC plastics are dangerous and should be avoided. Look on the packaging for either PVC3 or PC7, or look inside the recycling triangle for the numbers 3 or 7.

1. Avoid using cling film directly in contact with fatty foods, unless the manufacturer advises otherwise (high-fat foods include dairy products, meat, pastries and cakes).
2. Avoid silicon-based baking paper, and cling film when re-heating or cooking food in the microwave. Refrain from using plastic containers in the microwave, unless they are designed for this purpose.

It has been proven that refilling plastic water bottles and reusing them can be hazardous to your health.

1. Avoid products containing Triclosan, like certain plastic chopping-boards, washing-up cloths, sponges, liquids, soaps and disinfectants.
2. Stay away from chemical air fresheners and heavily scented cleaning products like dishwashing liquid, floor cleaner and washing powder.

Following these simple tips will help protect yours health, as well as the environment you live in and depend upon.