The Consumer Reports write-up didn't cite paper coffee cups, so I presume they're ok, although the article does cite grease-resistant paper plates. I don't have any exposure to the wrappers and holders used by fast-food restaurants and deli counters.
Regarding PFAS in clothing, the article says:
...try to limit the use of other products known to contain PFAS, including water-repellent clothing....
Does this include Capiline polyester and similar fabrics? If so, I have a problem since I often wear such garments as the base (or only) layer. I presume that microfiber outerwear is not a problem since it doesn't come in direct contact with the skin.
Thanks for giving me new stuff to worry about, LOL.
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