While you’ve probably been told at some point that it’s not a good idea to heat foods in plastic, it’s fair to find yourself ...

From hidden crumbs to plastic containers, here’s why your microwave smells burnt and what you can do to make it fresh again.

Other microwave no-no’s: brown paper bags, dry sponges, and aluminum foil could catch on fire. Another tip: you should never ...

Research reveals food packaging releases plastic particles. Microplastics contaminate common foods and drinks. Opening ...

The bottom line: Should you microwave plastic? Again, it’s nearly impossible to completely avoid microplastics. But microwaving plastic will only increase your exposure.

Whether you’re chopping veggies on a plastic cutting board or reheating last night’s dinner in a plastic container, you may be increasing your exposure to microplastics.

Phthalates are common in plastic products that are used for food containers and, as a result, small amounts may be released when these containers are heated, Alan says. And, while the EWG points out ...

Microplastics have been found nearly everywhere in the human body. Experts explain how harmful they may be for our health, ...

A recent study revealed that opening a bottle or unwrapping a piece of deli meat could add small plastic particles to your ...