Review on WeeSprout Bamboo Toddler Plates Dinnerware: Eco-friendly, Safe, and Stylish! by Shawn Quick

It only took a few weeks to evaluate the full shelf life test, but so far I'm impressed. Almost immediately I dropped one from a great height while putting it on a shelf and it crashed to the floor with a small dent, with no cracks or chips. I didn't actually buy them for their intended purpose, but as planting trays in my home to catch excess water. I've been looking for a biodegradable and prettier alternative to plastic trays and saucers, and the high walls for messy toddlers make them just as perfect for keeping drains from spilling on furniture as clumsy home gardeners who occasionally overflow. Even with pots that come with a drip tray, the capacity is often negligible and easy to overfill or get sloppy. I've also been experimenting with water caps lately and coincidentally the water level in the tank was too high and it clearly overflowed while I wasn't paying attention and the plate collected a ton of water and didn't spill anything before I caught it. I love that they come in a variety of colors, but unlike most toddler plates, they have a more muted natural palette with a matte finish that suits my purposes much better. I would like them to be offered with options e.g. B. Sets in the same color if preferred, or with different diameters. I'm sure they're great for toddlers and young children but if like me you're looking for something to catch the overflow of a houseplant drain with a bit more capacity but trying to avoid the sticky look and non-biodegradable plastic, this is worth a try. .