Bpa free?

[clothmama]

I will always buy the non BPA option over one that doesn't mention it. Mums friend that has been staying is totally anti all plastics and doesn't use cling film or anything, even tupperware type containers!

So what does he do with leftovers? Glas/porcelain? @clothmama

@Aeseldyr I think she just leaves stuff on plates and covers with another plate but she is on her own so much easier. I have seen a tutorial for DIY cling flim where you use cotton and a beeswax stuff that you put on it.

I will always buy the non BPA option over one that doesn't mention it. Mums friend that has been staying is totally anti all plastics and doesn't use cling film or anything, even tupperware type containers!

So what does he do with leftovers? Glas/porcelain? @clothmama

@Aeseldyr I think she just leaves stuff on plates and covers with another plate but she is on her own so much easier. I have seen a tutorial for DIY cling flim where you use cotton and a beeswax stuff that you put on it.

I never use cling film as it's stupidly expensive here for some reason I use bowls with plates on the top for leftovers and if I leave the boys sandwiches etc in the fridge it's the opposite plate with a bowl over. The great thing is they stack easily in the fridge for school lunches the boys have sandwiches in cotton sandwich wraps (napkin with Velcro type thing) so then I just wash them with the teatowels.

That's interesting. I tend towards the cheaper, thin foil. Don't use cling film much