are your paintballs bio degradable
164092
Last i shot these paintballs the shells on the ground fell apart over time so idk if i woukd call it that but i guess that makes them bio D.
1346509
Hi, The sides of the package don't display information about the biodegradability, just that they are 'extra long, extra strong, and lavender scented'. If you go to the manufacturer's website, however, you can find out that the core of each roll is made from recycled materials (as is the packaging) and the bag is a corn-based, all natural, compostable product. See more at http://www.earthrated.com/about/. Thanks.
878839
I'm sorry to say Sue that these BB's are not biodegradable but as long as you shoot them into grass you will never see them again.
1652375
These bags are oxo-biodegradable. The epi logo is another way of stating these bags are biodegradable. There's more information on their website: www.epi-global.comBecause of some state laws, biodegradable cannot be printed on the box unless the box is biodegradable as well.
2157421
Don't know about biodegradeability. From the seller's website: "Commercially available crystal cat litters have been extensively tested and are safe for your cat. Its basic chemical makeup can be closely compared to sand. The industrial name for it is silica gel, which is non-crystalline, porous and a safe substance most commonly used to absorb excess moisture in flowers and food or to protect materials such as leather or computer equipment from humidity."
1894308
As far as I know, plastic that will break down into tiny little pieces is still plastic and that is not truly biodegradeable. Cornstarch I think is biodegradeable but I am having difficulty finding cornstarch bags since the ones I used to buy were recalled.
239743
They are zinc plated steel, so my guess would be not for many, many years. It does not say biodegradable on package nor show a biodegradable symbol.
1042275
I don't think so...it is super thin like the bio-degradables, but can't say for certain, which probably means no.
259714
After reading article last year, I don't believe these are biodegradable, just flushable (like it says).
1073164
All I can tell you is in the product description it states: Complies with FDA Reg. 177.1520. Do you mean bio degradable? Or do you mean can you wear them more than once? I only use "once" and for handling meat products. Hope this helps.
1579336
Hi there ... sorry, no ... these are not flushable. They are compostable and bio-degradable.
1042274
no, it's not biodegradable. :( that is my only guilt---i try to offset my use of plastics in other ways. Since i have used biodegradable bags before, they are great but it does add up with costs.
1027182
I don't think so. I found them all summer while mowing the lawn. If they are then the breakdown time is long. Good question, never thought to ask it myself but a biodegradable should be made for these pellets.
38021
No. Very few on the market are. Some of the ones that claimed they were changed their claim after it was pointed out that they did not meet the definition of biodegradable used in CA.
1841085
I have yet to see one degrade. It would take at least a year, probably more. I am in the Midwest, it is the end of summer and there are bb's in my yard from last winter. I got one and it does not appear to have degraded at all. I tried soaking one in water for a couple of weeks when we first got them to see what would happen and it did not degrade at all. Regardless of whether or not they are better for the environment, they are better than the plastic ones because they are heavier, do not break as easily, and they do not have the seam.
1906326
Yes, however, I tried different paintballs and they tend to get cut in half inside the barrel, so you have to clean it frequently.
135928
I believe the manufacturer states that on their packaging. The paper globe is bio-degradable; I would assume the fine wire collar is eventually bio-degradable. Read the package specifications on the description of their product stated on Amazon.