# PlasticDetoxed

> Plastic-free living guides: glass and stainless food storage, cookware, water bottles, natural-fiber bedding and clothing, bathroom swaps, cleaning and baby products, with materials explained.

PlasticDetoxed publishes plastic-free products reviews, buying guides and reader discount codes. Every review states who the product suits, the current price from the brand's own store, and any active reader code.

## Key pages
- [Buying guides](https://plasticdetoxed.com/guides): how to choose
- [Glossary](https://plasticdetoxed.com/glossary): plastic-free products terms defined
- [Work with us](https://plasticdetoxed.com/work-with-us): how brands partner with PlasticDetoxed for reviews and reader codes
- [How we test](https://plasticdetoxed.com/testing-methodology)

## Topics
- [Food storage](https://plasticdetoxed.com/category/food-storage): Glass and stainless steel containers, beeswax and fabric wraps, jars, freezer storage and lunch boxes.
- [Drinkware & water](https://plasticdetoxed.com/category/drinkware): Stainless and glass water bottles, tumblers, travel mugs and plastic-free water filtration.
- [Bathroom & personal care](https://plasticdetoxed.com/category/bathroom): Shampoo and soap bars, refillable products, bamboo brushes, safety razors and plastic-free oral care.
- [On the go & habits](https://plasticdetoxed.com/category/on-the-go): Reusable shopping bags, travel cutlery, coffee cups and the first plastic swaps to make at home.

## Buying guides
- [The First Plastic-Free Swaps to Make at Home](https://plasticdetoxed.com/guides/first-plastic-free-swaps-to-make): Start where plastic meets heat, fat and daily use: food storage you reheat in, cooking utensils, your water bottle and your coffee cup. Then move to the bathroom and cleaning cupboard as products run out. Use up what you already own rather than throwing it away, and replace items one at a time with durable alternatives.
- [Glass vs Stainless Steel Food Storage Containers](https://plasticdetoxed.com/guides/glass-vs-stainless-steel-food-storage): Glass containers let you see the food, go from fridge to microwave or oven, and do not hold stains or smells. Stainless steel containers are lighter and unbreakable, which makes them better for lunches, kids and travel, but they cannot go in the microwave. Most plastic-free kitchens use both: glass at home, steel on the go. Check the lid, since many lids are still plastic.
- [Plastic-Free Water Bottles: Stainless Steel and Glass Compared](https://plasticdetoxed.com/guides/plastic-free-water-bottles-guide): For most people, an 18/8 (304) stainless steel bottle is the most practical plastic-free choice: light, unbreakable and available insulated. Glass bottles taste completely neutral and suit desks and homes, usually with a silicone sleeve. The weak spot is almost always the lid, so look for a steel or bamboo cap, or accept a plastic lid that never touches hot drinks.
- [Shampoo Bars and Refills: Bathroom Swaps That Work](https://plasticdetoxed.com/guides/shampoo-bars-and-refills-guide): Shampoo and conditioner bars remove the plastic bottle entirely, and refill programs cut it down for products you would rather keep liquid. Expect a short adjustment period as your hair gets used to a new formula, choose a bar made for your hair type, and keep bars dry between uses so they last.

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