The study quickly went viral as social media users expressed shock and weighed-in on whether or not to ditch the household ...
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Experts are urging people to throw away their black cooking utensils after terrifying new studyBlack coloured plastic kitchen utensils, such as spoons and spatuals, may contain toxic flame retardants from recycled ...
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Viral study on black kitchen utensils had glaring error, researchers issue correction(NEXSTAR) – If you were caught up in last month’s panic over black kitchen cooking utensils, you now have a reason to breathe easier. The concern over the common kitchen tools appears to have ...
A study published by the journal Chemosphere originally stated that a toxic chemical found in black plastic almost exceeded the safe exposure limit when in fact it was 10 times lower than the limit.
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