Who Gives A Crap vs Save Trees (formerly Cloud Paper): Which Bamboo Toilet Paper Is Better? (2026)
Who Gives A Crap vs Save Trees (formerly Cloud Paper): we compare price, FSC certs, softness, and impact to pick the better bamboo toilet paper.
Who Gives A Crap vs Save Trees (formerly Cloud Paper): we compare price, FSC certs, softness, and impact to pick the better bamboo toilet paper.
Who Gives A Crap’s Parks Edition is back: 12 national-park wrappers on 100% bamboo rolls, July 23 only while supplies last. Is it worth it?
Yes, you can microwave food without plastic. Here’s what to use instead — glass, silicone, ceramic — what “microwave safe” really means, and what to avoid.
The best PTFE-free waffle makers of 2026: ceramic and cast iron picks that actually work, with honest trade-offs on coating life and learning curve.
The toaster ovens with truly uncoated stainless or PFAS-free ceramic interiors in 2026 — plus which popular models quietly hide PTFE nonstick.
Naturepedic vs Avocado, compared for adults: certifications, price, trial, firmness, and durability. Avocado wins on value and its 365-night trial; Naturepedic on latex-free and customizable options. An honest, use-case verdict.
Force of Nature turns salt, water, and vinegar into an EPA-registered disinfectant on your countertop. Is it legit? Our honest review covers how the electrolysis really works, whether it cleans grease, cost and waste math, device-reliability reports, and who should skip it. Score: 4.1/5.
An honest Fritaire review: the glass-bowl air fryer’s food-contact surfaces are tempered glass and 304 stainless steel with no nonstick coating. What we can verify vs. what the brand claims vs. what owners report – plus Fritaire vs Ninja Crispi and whether it’s worth $200.
The lead-in-crock-pots panic is mostly aimed at old and damaged pottery. Here is the calm, evidence-based version: modern compliant ceramic inserts leach far below FDA limits, XRF presence is not the same as leaching, and if you want zero question marks you cook in bare stainless steel.
Almost every rice cooker inner pot is aluminum with a Teflon nonstick coating that sits against your rice for the whole cook. Here are the rice cookers with a genuine stainless steel or uncoated inner pot — and the short list of ones worth buying.