What number of plastic is this? Should be a number on the bottom inside the recycable triangle. Thank you.
1142239
Looks like a "5" to me. Had to take a picture of it and zoom in because it is so tiny.
1142240
5 maybe; it is difficult to read. Plastic is clear, not white, and quite thin. Nurses use them for stirring crushed pills into water. Parent has child use them for tooth brushing.
1142241
Looks like a number 16 but even with a magnifying glass these old eyes are having trouble reading it. My first guess was an 8 but it could be any number.
2176132
It is plastic. Don't know what type. Has triangle with PE inside on the bottom.
79221
That triangle is a recycle symbol, the other numbers on the bottom are manufacturing numberslike the 0400, I grow plants, so not too concerned about numbers.
79222
There is no number w/in the triangle, though PP are initialed under it. Polypropylene plastic is found as #5.
770482
They seem to be made out of a heavy duty plastic - there is no recycle icon or number on any of the bottoms-hope this helps!
1908269
I cannot find a recycle triangle anywhere on the bottle and do not know if it is BPA free. I did find contact information on the packaging. The company is OurPets and can be reached at 440-354-6500 or www.ourpets.com Good luck!
570698
On our cups it is a #7 which means it contains a resin or combination of plastics. Plus is difficult to recycle because of this combination. It is said to use #7 at your own risk but my husband [74 years old] has used this cup for many years [or slight variation] and hasn't killed him yet. The one of ours that I looked at had a #4 on the outside and would seem that numbers may differ on what some others have.
256485
The short answer is "I don't know". There is no recycle code on the bottom. The plastic is hard and has no odor whatsoever - it seems quite inert.
1939819
I don't see a recycling number stamped on the bottom. What I do see is this ... "Made in China ... patent pending ... dishwasher safe ... 10 oz./0.29L ... www.reduceeveryday.com." So maybe if you went to that website it would give specifics.
1397806
Rather than comment on whether my container is BPA free I suggest determining whether your container is BPA free. You never know when or if they may switch materials. You can check this by looking for the number inside the recycle triangle. A "7" inside the recycle triangle indicates that the plastic is not BPA free - but not all "7"s contain BPA. A "2","4" or "5" in the triangle indicates it is BPA free and the safest. Your best bet is to ask the mfg'r. Mine is BPA free. To say it is food grade and therefore safe is a bit misleading. Plastics 1 through 7 are all used with food and so are food grade. However, like "7", some have cautions regarding use. Mine is BPA free.
906551
Unfortunately not. There is no recycle symbol on these plates so you cannot identify the type of plastic they are. The city where I live recycles only certain types of plastic (1,2,3,4,5, and 7) and including the wrong type to be recycled, the residents are informed, could ruin the entire batch.
2276319
The number "3" is molded into the bottom plastic. However, the number is NOT surrounded by the industry triangle.
1891570
Well I looked, but there is no recycle number on it. It looks like a polyacrylate to me.
1802429
Other than the recycle code mentioned (5 with "PP" under it) there is a number "0480" with a little "2" under it. Hope you found what you were looking for.
2147921
Sorry, I don't know but if I had to guess, polypropylene? The bottom of the container shows a "5" in the recycle triangle, dishwasher and microwave safe, etc. Hope this helps.
1654246
The recycling triangle on the tray is 5 P.P. It is made of Polypropylene, which is a BPA-free plastic.
1891573
NO recycle number on the bottom of ANY OXO separator or measuring cup I have. They are not intended to be used and recycled. (Tiny numbers probably relate to manufactured date.)