C

Is Who Gives A Crap PFAS-free?

Across 10 graded products, Who Gives A Crap averages C (70/100). On disclosure, the brand says nothing publicly about PFAS. 10 of its products grade C or better. Grades are model-based estimates, not lab results.

Worth buying from Who Gives A Crap C or better, safest first

Krusty Krab Full Size Pizza Box Costume Prop

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Krusty Krab Full Size Pizza Box Costume Prop

Cardboard/paper costume prop (non-functional)

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate4 flags

Lower PFAS concern, this is a decorative costume prop, not food contact or water-protective apparel.

Risky category by default

8" Kraft Paper Open Pizza Box

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8" Kraft Paper Open Pizza Box

Kraft paper (uncoated)

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate4 flags

Lower concern, uncoated kraft pizza box poses minimal PFAS risk.

Risky category by default

Durable Kraft Paper Straws

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Durable Kraft Paper Straws

Kraft paper (uncoated or water-based coating)

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate3 flags

Lower concern, kraft paper straws rarely require PFAS-based treatments, but buy only if uncoated or ask brand directly.

Risky category by default

World Centric Kraft Paper Straws

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World Centric Kraft Paper Straws

Kraft paper (uncoated/minimally treated)

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate2 flags

Lower PFAS concern, plain kraft paper straws rarely require PFAS treatments, but verify no grease-resistant coatings are present.

Risky category by default

Yocup Giant Striped Unwrapped Paper Straw

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Yocup Giant Striped Unwrapped Paper Straw

Paper (unwrapped, uncoated)

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate3 flags

Lower PFAS concern for uncoated paper straws; buy with confidence unless coating disclosed elsewhere.

Risky category by default

100% Recycled Paper Towels

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100% Recycled Paper Towels

recycled fiber/cellulose (paper)

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate3 flags

Lower concern, plain recycled paper has minimal PFAS risk, but no explicit brand commitment.

Risky category by default

Who Gives A Crap 100% Recycled 2 Ply Kitchen Roll

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100% Recycled 2 Ply Kitchen Roll

100% recycled paper fiber, no water-resistant coating disclosed

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate2 flags

Lower concern, uncoated recycled paper kitchen roll carries minimal PFAS risk.

Risky category by default

Paper Towels - Who Gives a Crap

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Paper Towels - Who Gives a Crap

Virgin & recycled fiber pulp, uncoated

C
F
PFASAll
C · Moderate2 flags

Lower-concern choice; uncoated paper towels are unlikely PFAS vectors, but brand transparency on coating is absent.

Risky category by default

hoffmaster Dinner Napkin

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hoffmaster Dinner Napkin

Paper napkin (virgin or recycled fiber)

C
D
PFASAll
C · Moderate1 flag

Lower PFAS concern for single-use paper napkins; no known water-repellent coating standard for this product type.

Risky category by default

Who Gives A Crap 50% Longer Kitchen Roll

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50% Longer Kitchen Roll

virgin cellulose fiber (paper pulp)

C
D
PFASAll
C · Moderate1 flag

Lower concern, uncoated paper product with no documented PFAS risk, but brand makes no explicit claims.

Risky category by default

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