使い捨て紙コップ 日本

Baofeng understands just how important it is to protect our planet. This is our one and only home, and we want to protect wherever we live or work so that it is good for everyone, for animals and plant as the non-verbal life. And that’s why we want to talk about something most people use every day: 使い捨ての紙製スープカップ! Disposable paper cups are cups that you use once and then discard. Such cups are commonly used to serve hot beverages such as tea or coffee. Although they appear to be extremely simple and handy to work with, they can actually harm the environment. In this passage we're going to read about the history of disposable paper cups, how they harm our planet badly, better options we can choose instead of them, and whether they are safe when it comes to our health. We would also discuss the great and brilliant solutions to disposable paper cups that will help make some things better.

Before the advent of disposable paper cups, people used glass or ceramic cups that they washed and reused. These were reusable cups, which was great for reducing waste. But in the early 1900sm it started to use disposable cups that did not need to be washed. In 1907, the Dixie Cup was invented by a lawyer named Lawrence Luellen. Initial cups were known as Health Kups, as people believed they were more hygienic than sharing traditional mugs. But disposable paper cups didn’t really catch on until the 1940s and 1950s, when people began using them in vending machines or fast-food joints for drinks. It made it easy for people to have a drink on the go without reflecting on its environmental impact.