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is PLA food safe?
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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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As others have said and from what I have read it’s less a problem with the plastic and more about the inability to clean the small gaps between layers on the surface giving bacteria a place to grow that ends up being the bigger issue.
That said Fillimentium makes this PLA blend that is both recyclable/biodegradable and dishwasher safe so you can reuse it (at least according to the rep I talked to at a fest). Thanks for reminding me I have a sample I need to try out around here hah!