Silicone household products / silicone living products

Selling Point 1: High temperature resistance When using household products made of silicone, you can rest assured that you can use in a high temperature environment, without worrying about deformation or dissolution.

Selling Point 2: Soft and durable silicone home life products have good softness and elasticity, can withstand a variety of bending and stretching, not easy to break or deformation, to ensure long-term use.

Selling Point 3: Anti-slip and anti-shock design Silicone material has good anti-slip and anti-shock properties, which can effectively prevent falling and sliding, bringing more security to your home life.

Selling Point 4: Easy to clean and maintain silicone home life products smooth surface, not easy to adhere to dust and dirt, just a simple wipe can be kept clean and tidy. They are also resistant to a wide range of cleaners for a thorough cleaning.

silicone coffee filter / collapsible silicone coffee filter / silicone travel bottle / silicone travel folding coffee cup

Product features: Environmental safety silicone home life products are made of non-toxic, tasteless and environmentally friendly materials, in line with national environmental standards, safe and reliable, for you and your family to bring worry-free experience. Silicone doesn't turn into micro plastic when lost in the environment. So, is silicone safe? Yes! Silicone is also extremely durable and significantly more ocean-friendly than plastic since it doesn't break down when lost in the environment into micro pieces like plastic does.

When it comes to the environment, silicone is highly durable and more ocean friendly than plastic.

Plastics manufacturers have come under fire from consumers, scientists and regulators concerned about the many toxins used in plastics. Increasingly, plastic products are labelled BPA-free and consumers sometimes think these plastics are safe. Unfortunately, BPA-free plastics aren’t helpful when it comes to human health or environmental woes. Researchers have determined that plastics manufacturers have removed BPA in order to label their products BPA-free and added instead a new chemical called BPS (bisphenol substitute) that’s believed to be more toxic than BPA.

Non-toxic for people and planet + oceans

When it comes to the environment, silicone is highly durable and more ocean friendly than plastic. But what is silicone made of? Silicone, which is made from silica found in sand, is much longer lasting than plastic in the environment as well as while being used in products. Silicone endures extreme fluctuations in temperatures - from very cold to oven hot - without melting, cracking or otherwise degrading.

By using silicone, families can dramatically reduce their dependence on plastics - both single use as well as reusable plastic containers which get scratched, foggy, broken and need to be retired from use much sooner than similar items made from silicone. With more than 5 trillion pieces of plastic floating in our oceans, using less plastic means contributing less to this mounting mass of plastics lost in our environment and poisoning our wildlife.

“I really speak for the ocean. If we continue business as usual, we’re in real trouble,” said world-renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle who is the author of “The World is Blue: How our Fate and the Ocean’s Are One” and the impetus for a new Netflix documentary. “In the last 25 years, I haven’t been diving anywhere, even 2 miles under the sea, without seeing some form of our trash, a lot of it plastic.”

One piece of silicone can be used for much longer than a similar piece of plastic

Silicone resists oxidative deterioration (normal aging) for decades on end. In fact, studies have shown that silicones thrive on challenges, including exposure to extreme heat and cold, harsh chemicals, sterilization, rain, snow, salt spray, ultraviolet radiation, ozone and acid rain, just to name a few.

Consumer advocate Debra Lynn Dadd conducted her own research into silicone rubbers and says silicone “is not toxic to aquatic or soil organisms, it is not hazardous waste, and while it is not biodegradable, it can be recycled after a lifetime of use.”

Civic recycling services are expanding the range of materials they collect every year, but if you can’t find a local spot to recycle your silicone lid, then we’ll take it back and make sure it gets recycled on your behalf.

If disposed of at a landfill for incineration, the silicone (unlike plastic) is converted back into inorganic, harmless ingredients: amorphous silica, carbon dioxide, and water vapor.

When plastic, an organic material made from petroleum, is lost in the environment, it breaks down into micro-fragments which contaminate our lands and oceans as well as the animals living there. The estrogen-mimicking chemicals are then spread throughout the ecosystems, including oceans and land masses. Additionally, because plastics are more prone to breaking down into little bits, wildlife often mistakes the bright colorful bits of plastic trash for food. The plastic “food” is poison and blocks their digestive systems, often resulting in death.

How to choose food-safe silicone?

Still curious about the benefits of silicone as compared to plastics? Silicone is also odor and stain resistant. It’s hygienic and hypoallergenic with no open pores to harbor bacteria making it great for food containers and lunchware. It does not fade or scratch.

The key to being a careful consumer is to only buy high-quality silicone that’s food safe. Not all silicone is created equal. To reduce costs, some manufacturers add fillers to the product. Luckily there is a simple way to tell: pinch and twist a flat surface on the item. If white shows through, the product contains filler.