I’ll introduce you to 3 paper cup tips that will come in handy someday if you know them~

 

 

First

Have you ever spilled a drink from a paper cup because the remaining drink was shaking? In this case, try using a used Pringles cap.

The size of the paper cup fits perfectly, so the drink won’t spill out even if you shake it or pick it up.

Not only drinks, but also leftover snacks can be stored less damp if you use paper cups.

 

 

Second

When you boil water for ramen, do you roughly guess by eye? You can roughly guess for one, but if you boil two, you’ll end up with Han River Ramen if you do it wrong.

Try using a paper cup. For one ramen, put in 3 paper cups. For two ramen, put in only 5 cups instead of 6 cups, which is double the amount. You can have delicious ramen.

 

 

Third

Do you separate used paper cups as paper waste? Since the coating on paper cups is made of plastic, do not dispose of them as paper waste.

If they are dirty, put them in a volume-based bag, and if they are clean, collect them separately and throw them in a recycling bag.

Or, if you collect them and take them to a nearby community center, they will be replaced with toilet paper (250 pieces over 1 kg). If it is too much trouble, it is a general waste bag. ~^^