Is this wrap recyclable?
1646827
If you mean breaking down back into the environment I would say no. It is plastic. If you mean can you use it again, most definitely. We wrapped a dinner set with it and we also used the pre made bags. It was marvelous! The bags were big enough for small plates, cups and salt and pepper shakers. It made it so easy to wrap this dinner service for twelve. It would be better though if they made bigger bags to hold dinner plates.
1646828
It's plastic, nothing special/more recyclable about this one than any other regular plastic bubble wrap. Some recycling centers will take plastic.
1646829
It probably depends on where you live. Some places take just about anything made of plastic. While other areas, like ours, only recycle common stuff like soda bottles and milk jugs. Probably have to ask your pickup or local recycle center to know for sure. It's not marked with any recycle numbers, if that's what you're asking.
777628
Sorry, but I don't know offhand. I can only say that generally it is a good selling point if something is recycled and they would be sure to mention it, I would think. If not mentioned by manufacturer, it probably is not. Just sayin'David
1602933
The can be reused or repurposed. The label is paper. I'm a teacher so I'm saving the cans for a several different purposes. Hope that helps.
75794
Yes ... it's a good wrap ...you can wrap it he foot around the 3 or 4 times ! I use it every night
636093
Yes, it is. I wrap it around the clothesline pole, tree branches ... Love it!
302379
I believe that it would be recyclable, since the blade is all rubber. The only metal or plastic appears to be where it attaches to the wiper assembly.
930235
Maybe. Of you could find the right sized file for the arc of the cutting surface. But the are so cheap I am not sure it would be worth it. The are all metal under the plastic handle and could be recycled.
1870037
The plastic is brittle, the seal will shrink in the freezer; I would expect cracking but have not had that happen. The plastic used says "&gt;PCTG&lt;" so I assume it is not recyclable. PS, be careful, if you over pressurize it they explode.
1337197
The package seems more like cellophane than plastic, so I assume it cannot be recycled. All of Bob's Red Mill products seem to be packaged the same way. Try contacting them through their web site. They have been responsive to my questions in the past.
1996062
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.
790587
The wrap has never slipped back into the box. Not sure how they do it - it is not a sticky strip. I have been using this product for about 5 years and have never had the problem. I think if you purchase it you will be very pleased with its performance.
1293025
It says they're made of recycled materials, so my guess is that yes, they can be recycled again. To be sure I'd ask the manufacturer though. The sleeve isn't 'stiff' but it's not flimsy either, depending on what you mean by 'stiff.' They're flexible but not thin. Does that help?
155783
I no longer have this box, but I don't believe so. Generally, "made of recycled paper" is prominent on the packaging.
777627
There are no recycled material comments or logos on any of the boxes, so I don't believe so. Hope that helps.
1425586
The wheel on my cutter is pretty sharp. It's cut everything my wife, who scrapbooks has put through it without a hitch. I can't say specifically whether or not any is recycled, my guess would be some has to be recycled. This is a nice cutter.
1196449
I don't know for certain but being that this stuff is a type of plastic, I am going to say that I really don't think so. But it is reusable pretty much no matter what. So if your first results prove less than desirable, you can reheat the product and try again. It will not go to waste.
1140076
You would have to check in your area to find where to recycle it. There should be somewhere you can bring it.