Plastic bags are everywhere—stuffed under kitchen sinks, folded in purses, or tucked into car compartments for "just in case" moments. But is reusing them actually safe? A recent study dives ...

Mr Melman, 72, believes her bag was 'full of the sink' and she then left Jardim at around 8.17pm that evening. He added that it is 'not difficult to unplug the plastic pipework around the sinks.

Microplastics are also generated in the kitchen from sink strainer bags and deteriorating dishwashing sponges. Nakajima, who practices a plastic-free lifestyle, puts compost waste into bags made ...