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this post was submitted on 30 Mar 2025
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How about a ceramic or glass one that you refill?
The refills themselves can also be a glass bottle that you fill at the store or something
Sure, but that increases weight and cost. It's certainly an option though.
I've always thought about this. If there was a like a soda machine, with shampoo, dish soap, etc I could refill at, I'd definitely use it.
Yeah, that would be rad. Some stores do that for water and peanut butter and whatnot, but I haven't seen soap.
Not if you keep using the same bottle for refills, that's the entire point
Sure, but how much does that actually happen?
Almost never because it's not a thing
If government outs rules to make it a thing it'll. Happen everywhere