What material are these cups made of? Is there a "recycle" number on the underside of the cups?
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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!
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They are made of a hard plastic. They have a glossy finish inside and a matte finish outside. They have a rubber non-slip handle. They do not have a recycle number on the underside of the cup.
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Same answer as the other 2 so far. A hard plastic with no recycling number on them. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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The cups and pitchers are plastic that I can't imaging ever breaking. No stains or scratches after repeated use and trips through the dishwasher.
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Hello J. Anlam,These cups are made from Polypropylene the code is #5US Acrylic,LLC
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That I don't know. They are recyclable though. I gave them as an anniversary gift so I didn't look at the labeling. The other answers given I would agree with.
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They are copper alloy. None of these cups are 100% pure copper...that would be super expensive. Color change is common with any copper product.
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I think it depends upon where you live. I'm not 100% sure (because I don't have any more on hand) but I think they are #6 type plastic which is recyclable in some cities.
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They are plastic, and it is very easy to clean. I just rinse it out and wipe it down.
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They cups are plastic. Nice for daily reuse and for gifts to friends and others.
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If you are asking whether the cup is recyclable, then the answer is Yes they are. They are also made of recycled materials. However, your recycle center must be able to accept food contaminated recyclables. Like Pizza Boxes are usually not considered cardboard recyclable because the oils permeate the box. Here is a Dixie publication about all of their products and you can see that the PerfectTouch is there too. http://www.grainger.com/tps/office_equipment_dixie_green_products.pdf
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It doesn't say, as there is no recycling label on the bottom of any of the trays. It is very bright white in color and rigid. I have dropped the trays several times but they don't chip or crack. If you are worried about BPA, these trays are certified BPA free. For more info, check out sproutpeople.org.
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If you count the outside of cup as one layer and rip it you see a type of paper. The outside is very thinly coated. The inside of the cup has a very thin coating, but not sure if it is plastic. I know that whatever you put in it has great flavor and you don't see any residue of any chemicals. Not sure if this answers your question or not. These are well constructed and keep drinks hot and cold. We like them. They are a better quality then some we have purchased in the past from local retail stores.
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No, they're plastic. What you might expect from that. My scale has a button where you can reset to account for the weight of the cup or bowl. Maybe yours does...
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Yes, there is a #5 symbol on the lids. In my town, these are considered recyclable. Hope this helps.
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Yes they are clear. They are not the hard plastic cups (as in the reusable/washable ones), but they are a very durable and not flimsy. Hope this helps!
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There is no recycle number on the bottom and was made in China....my guess is no. But it does work well.
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They are made from 100% recycled materials. Has a #4 recycle number on the bag.
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They will compost in a normal composting environment -- vegetable matter, moisture and heat. I've noticed the cups will melt and deform even in a warm car in the summer. No need for special recycling.