Are They 100% Recycleable?
1569063
That's what's written on the package... FYI, I bought the small package for Wal-Mart for $2 for 5, and I really can't tell the difference... Overall, I'm very pleased with these and delivery was very timely...
111299
Yes. They are tamper-evident. They can be reused but the tamper action only works once.
259715
I believe they claim they are biodegradable. However, many customers claim they are not, and had problems requiring plumbers who said they are not.
148984
yes they are reusable - just through in the washing machine - recommend no bleach or fabric softener.
1360692
No they are not. You zip them up and dispose of them. They are a durable plastic.
725533
I really don't know. They are suppose to be biodegradable and eco-friendly.
576047
I am not sure if the bottles are recyclable. I gave the bubbles as a gift. I do not have the bottles to look at. You may have to contact the company.
1696622
Really they are a little thicker than a garbage bag. I wouldn't call them reusable if that helps.
1225904
They shouldn't. The recycle symbol on the bottom is a "5", which the internet seems to assure me is BPA-free.
1628430
Good question, I don't have an official answer but my opinion is that they are not recyclable
701879
No, they just continue to look like new and are extremely absorbent! I'm so glad I purchased these!
470137
Although these cups are made from 20% recycled paper, the middle layer is made of an "insulating material". The product packaging doesn't state these are recycleable; the packaging on the Chinet paper plates does, so best guess is these should not be recycled.
1293027
I can't answer about the recyclable nature but they are not stiff, about the same thickness as photo albums use.
2243156
Yes, and they are made in such away they can be reused as needed. Have been using these for years always pleased the quality has not changed.
1619975
They seem like standard plastic so I would assume they could be recycled but as the other answerers I have kept mine and have even run them through the dishwasher. I've had mine for almost a year and they are still in great shape.
895164
They're marked as 100% steel and after use should be recyclable anywhere that steel is accepted (which is likely almost everywhere).
1162520
They are reusable, if you handle them carefully. Some of the ones with fine details can tear if you aren't careful.