Guys, any suggestions to buy grounding material slides or footwear which are great. I am looking to buy few slides but wanted to buy waterproof non plastic stuff. Please provide your suggestions.
Looking for the best truly non-toxic cookware recommendations.
From my research, the safest options seem to be:
• 316 surgical-grade stainless steel
• Cast iron
• Carbon steel
• Titanium
• High-quality stainless steel like All-Clad
How would you rank these from safest/best overall? Also looking for trusted brands with non toxic or questionable materials.
Would love recommendations from people who’ve researched this deeply.
Hey guys, while researching on peptides, came across this peptide link - AI lol. So, has anyone tried anything like this before and does anyone know about the legitimacy of these compounds? And, any reviews on Cura.
Hey Guys, this is what dealer breakdown looks like for creta in Lucknow and after exchange of our old skoda yeti, they can give the car for 15.5 lakhs. Are there any other discounts we can get and is it a good buy.
We compared creta, Seltos and venue and finally gravitating towards creta. Please suggest any red flags and will it be a good buy?. I know government push is to go EV but we don’t have great networks of EV stations in Lucknow - UP.
Please provide your inputs.
Hey guys, which denim company is 100% non Toxic, reliable and has a good fit like Levi’s. I usually wear 511 Slim fit and am looking for jeans which are not baggy but have great fit. So, please suggest best denim companies which you have tried and can vouch for both product and fit. Thanks.
Heard Japanese denims are best but open to hear options. If the product is BIFL, even great.
All, what are some good priced bedding options which are 100% non toxic and don’t cost a ton. I was thinking pillow covers should suffice and I can use some regular pillow but please suggest the good companies where we can get something authentic.
Bedding here entails comforter/blanket, bed sheets, pillow covers etc.
I’ve been thinking about using the Ninja Crispi pro air fryer after replacing the crisper plate (has non pfas coating)with a 304 stainless steel rack. That change removes most direct food contact with any coated surface, which is reassuring.
However, after a call with Ninja support, they were a bit hesitant to clearly explain the exact coating used in the upper heating chamber area. From what I could gather, parts of that chamber like fan, heating element etc does include a ceramic-style coating rather than bare stainless steel. Up to the point of discussing food-contact surfaces, the answers were straightforward, but when I started asking specifically about the air used for cooking passing through a coated heating chamber, the transparency seemed more limited.
What they shared was that ceramic coatings used in the heating chamber are made from materials like silicon dioxide (SiO₂), titanium dioxide (TiO₂), aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃), and zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂) generally considered stable and used for durability and heat resistance.
Still, my concern is whether repeatedly heating air through a coated chamber could introduce any exposure risk, even if indirect, since that air is what ultimately cooks the food.
There is essentially zero air fryers with a non coated heating chambers it seems. Almost every air fryer has some kind of coating in the chamber. Did anyone find something where heating chamber from where the air is coming from is also stainless steel or material that’s 100 non toxic. Thanks in advance.
I’ve been thinking about using the Ninja Crispi pro air fryer after replacing the crisper plate (has non pfas coating)with a 304 stainless steel rack. That change removes most direct food contact with any coated surface, which is reassuring.
However, after a call with Ninja support, they were a bit hesitant to clearly explain the exact coating used in the upper heating chamber area. From what I could gather, parts of that chamber like fan, heating element etc does include a ceramic-style coating rather than bare stainless steel. Up to the point of discussing food-contact surfaces, the answers were straightforward, but when I started asking specifically about the air used for cooking passing through a coated heating chamber, the transparency seemed more limited.
What they shared was that ceramic coatings used in the heating chamber are made from materials like silicon dioxide (SiO₂), titanium dioxide (TiO₂), aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃), and zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂) generally considered stable and used for durability and heat resistance.
Still, my concern is whether repeatedly heating air through a coated chamber could introduce any exposure risk, even if indirect, since that air is what ultimately cooks the food.
There is essentially zero air fryers with a non coated heating chambers it seems. Almost every air fryer has some kind of coating in the chamber. Did anyone find something where heating chamber from where the air is coming from is also stainless steel or material that’s 100 non toxic. Thanks in advance.
I’ve been thinking about using the Ninja Crispi pro air fryer after replacing the crisper plate (has non pfas coating)with a 304 stainless steel rack. That change removes most direct food contact with any coated surface, which is reassuring.
However, after a call with Ninja support, they were a bit hesitant to clearly explain the exact coating used in the upper heating chamber area. From what I could gather, parts of that chamber like fan, heating element etc does include a ceramic-style coating rather than bare stainless steel. Up to the point of discussing food-contact surfaces, the answers were straightforward, but when I started asking specifically about the air used for cooking passing through a coated heating chamber, the transparency seemed more limited.
What they shared was that ceramic coatings used in the heating chamber are made from materials like silicon dioxide (SiO₂), titanium dioxide (TiO₂), aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃), and zirconium dioxide (ZrO₂) generally considered stable and used for durability and heat resistance.
Still, my concern is whether repeatedly heating air through a coated chamber could introduce any exposure risk, even if indirect, since that air is what ultimately cooks the food.
There are essentially zero air fryers with a non coated heating chambers it seems. Almost every air fryer has some kind of coating in the chamber. Did anyone find something where heating chamber from where the air is coming from is also stainless steel or material that’s 100 non toxic. Thanks in advance.
Which toothbrush has softest non plastic bristles - boar hair or horse hair or something else. I found gaiaguy selling the non plastic toothbrushes but wondering if people here have any suggestions. What have you guys tried until now.
Guys, please suggest best water filters or distillers which use no plastic and are the best. I drink spring water but it’s in plastic bottles so wanna find the alternatives. I rent my studio so can’t install full house water softeners and all. So, what are you guys doing for water.
Shall I buy a distiller and remineralize it. If yes, what’s the best brand for this.
Hey guys, it seems in the ninja crispi pro the only thing which is toxic kinda is the ceramic coated tray on which we have to place the food anyways. So, has anyone here found 100% stainless steel or plate with no coating which works smoothly. Saw one video where people tried using a stainless steel tray but it didn’t work.
Which air fryer is the safest as almost every fryer has either the tray or the other parts made of something which has some kind of coating.