There’s an old analogy about seeking political change: If you throw a frog into a pot of boiling water, it will jump out. But if you put the frog in first and then slowly turn up the heat, it won’t. 

Environmentalists who want to ban plastic products widely understand the wisdom in operating incrementally. They start by calling for bans on products that are fairly trivial, such as straws or grocery bags, so they can warm the water without anyone noticing. 

But every once in a while, the veil slips and environmentalists admit the real goals of their radical agenda. 

We’ve put together a list of things you may use that environmentalists want to ban. Many people may not care about little straws, but they certainly do when it comes to personal hygiene products. They may also be surprised to see that plastic is not the only material on the chopping block. Paper bags, napkins, and many other disposable goods have been targeted, as well. 

Here are 42 common items environmentalists want to axe next. We compiled this information from sources such as the Break Free From Plastic’s “B.A.N. 2.0” list.

1. Food Wrappers
2. Beverage Bottles and Caps
3. Bags
4. Straws
5. Stirrers
6. Cups and lids
7. Utensils
8. Takeout containers
9. Plates
10. Balloons
11. Condoms
12. Tampon applicators
13. Diapers
14. Coffee pods
15. Tea Bags
16. Menstrual pads
17. Plastic wrap
18. Cleaning bottles
19. Bottled soap
20. Condiment bottles
21. Ziplock bags
22. Microwaveable popcorn bags
23. Baby wipes
24. Latex gloves
25. Bandaids
26. Tape
27. Makeup cases
28. Bubble wrap
29. Paper bags
30. Sponges (dyed)
31. Deodorant
32. Pill bottles
33. Dog poop bags
34. Gift wrap
35. Disposable razors
36. Paper towels/napkins
37. Lighters
38. Polyester/nylon clothing
39. Happy Meals (both the toys and the pre-wrapped apple slices)
40. Crafty materials
41. Sticky notes
42. Fruit stickers