Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "On cutting boards, microplastics and bacteria" video.

  1. I just prefer wood boards bec wood is a natural fiber. I use it for anything and just handwash it thoroughly with dish soap once I'm done, let it air dry than I'll rub some cooking oil or food-grade natural oil into the surface to keep it from drying out.
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  2. Urban planning is awesome and it would be great if we could get back to historical mixed use urban planning in this country, but nobody stopping us from getting up, being more active and making the most of the immediate physical environment we live in. I don't disagree with you however but I'm saying nobody can stop us from our proving our lives even one small bit at a time, but us. We don't have to wait for the perfectly designed neighborhood to enjoy getting out of our front doors. If we wait for that, we might be waiting a long time. Walking doesn't take up that much space, and if you're an otherwise good health, most blocks /neighborhoods have at least some space for feet or a bicycle to fit. As for official sidewalks and better trails tho I agree with you, we could always use more of those. I guess as far as I'm concerned in the final analysis, where there's a will there's a way. We could and should have better designed neighborhoods, but we also need to take responsibility for our own sedentary choices.
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  3. True facths. I prefer wood for all those reasons myself.
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  4. In it's defense, though, Asbestos Happy Snacky Squares were a beloved snack of our parents' generation in the 50s and 60s! That plus Sprite for babies and weird jello'd dessert creations really makes me miss the old days!
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  5. I don't mind plastic cutting boards but I just prefer to use wooden ones when I'm home. I appreciate that it's a natural material and it's just more tactile and enjoyable for me.
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  6. True facts
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