Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Modern Recycling Is a Scam: How R2 Standards Encourage E-Waste" video.

Reusing containers like that is often a bad idea. A cheap container like one that might be used for sour cream isn't microwave safe. It will almost certainly warp in the microwave or a dishwasher. Your average consumer basically needs to be a material scientist to make this doctrine work, unless it's something obviously reusable like metal.
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@StormsparkPegasus I don't use margarine because I don't like it very much, so I'll have assume you're correct there. And I very rarely buy ice cream except to celebrate. I live alone, so I wouldn't ever buy that much. Personally I have reused "Simply" brand juice containers to make iced tea in many times.
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@StormsparkPegasus You must live in a vastly different society from mine. In the US, ice cream containers are made from thick paper. They would disintegrate in the dishwasher. The sour cream containers I was thinking of are Daisy brand, which are quite thin and cheap.
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