Probably too many. Packaging for toys and other items seems to have this very moldable plastic. The blue mushroom containers have it.

It is hardest not to use a plastic bag when I am in a rush or feeling tired. Also for something like puppy chow which I usually mix in a bag. Picturing baby animals crying can motivate me to try mixing puppy chow in a bowl.

My metal razor feels fancy. I do have to be more careful about knicks. I still like a disposable razor for travel as my metal razor is bigger and heavier.

No difference, just the packaging.

Condiments seem to be the most difficult in my kitchen. I make my own salad dressing in a reusable glass container but mustard, ketchup, mayo, siracha, etc those are all in plastic containers. I don't think I could make all of those successfully from scratch and still have time to make dinner. I could search for glass containers when shopping for those items next time. Maybe a brand does offer non-plastic packaging.

I'm more likely to choose a healthy snack when I'm wanting sugar by reaching for an apple or my trail mix (with raisons and chocolate chips)

Picking up litter shows that a community is cared for. I can help my community feel cared for by picking up litter. My hope is: in a litter-free neighborhood, folks will be more likely to responsibly take care of their waste.

Thinking only of plastic used items, it is easy for me to find seasonal or decorative items used. I'm more hesitant buying used plastic kitchen items because they usually look well used.

Several I'm sure. Kids toys, especially bath toys, window blinds, plastic tupperware that I've been reusing

If I want a coffee drink from a coffee shop on the go, I may not have my reusable cup with me. That's when I get into trouble.