• someguy3@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    Until the plastic falls off and you handle it, wash it, etc.

    As for pipes whataboutism, how about we stop introducing new products with lead?

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      9 months ago

      If the bottom falls off I hope you’re intelligent enough to realise that your cup is broken

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        9 months ago

        At this point you should read your own link. From the description of how it works, it doesn’t sound like a critical part at all. It’s part of the plastic flair on the outside. The cup is still perfectly functional and insulating.

        I guarantee you’ve used many things after a piece of nonfunctional plastic broke off.