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Gildan makes a lot of their shirts in pretty bad sweatshops.
But if you're looking for t-shirts made somewhere more "ethical", prepare to literally pay 10x the price.
For my workout or dirty work shirts I go to thrift stores. There'll be lots of polyester/cotton blend shirts but probably still gonna be more than $3.
Similar story in my life but a 12-pack of Smirnoff Ice
Canada is a petrostate after all.
It's still around.
The amendment to USA's constitution that "banned" slavery did so EXCEPT as punishment for a crime.
USA also has astoundingly high incarceration rates per capita. Coincidence?
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They were from Muji. Cotton slippers. The ones made from some kind of reed are gone.
Good point. But I don't know how it'd off-gas or if it'd leak onto stuff.
I'm a fan of using 3-in-1 oil for most things. Should be good for metal tracks.
Not food safe though. Not sure what to use on kitchen drawers.
WD-40 is a rather poor lubricant. Maybe OP is also talking about wooden drawers or somewhere food is stored? In those cases I'd not use WD-40 either.
Probably as effective as any other carbon capture and storage scam.
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