Every time we wash or wear synthetic clothes, we release tiny plastic particles—microplast

Well SupportedOpting for clothing made from 100% natural fibers can prevent shedding of microplastics, unlike synthetic fibers.

Well SupportedLaundry bags like Guppyfriend can catch microfibers during washing as a cost-effective alternative to installing a washing machine filter.

Partially SupportedMicroplastics can accumulate in organs such as the lungs, brain, liver, and placenta, potentially causing health concerns.

Partially SupportedThe most common routes of human exposure to micro- and nanoplastics are inhalation of plastic dust and fibers, and consumption of contaminated food and beverages.

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