Are these biodegradable
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No they are not. Just include the word biodegradable in your search there are plenty on Amazon.
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I don't believe they are biodegradable. And yes you can just plant it in the ground.
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They have been around for many years. I got on to them at the local dog park and then sent for them via mail. They are biodegradable and so easy to use.
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Probably not biodegradable. At least I can't see that promoted on the packaging. I stopped using them as a table cover since a toddler is fascinated with taking them off. They really don't stick very well. They might work better for an older child but by then they are eating on a plate. I've been using mine for a disposable changing table covers for public restrooms. I might have to try the Green Sprouts one that c Becker recommends.
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I am not sure what you mean by biodegradable? They break down when I put them in my compost pile, so I would consider them so......
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Crystal litter is listed as biodegradable per the chart on Mother Earth Living: http://www.motherearthliving.com/pet-health/the-scoop-on-kitty-litter.aspx#axzz365Ai4nr3
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These are durable like plastic bags, and they are UNLIKE icky compostable bags. Compostable bags are great for the compost heap but terrible for your garbage can! The great thing about these NON-COMPOSTABLE bags is that over time, such as in a couple years, in the landfill, they will BIODEGRADE. This is not the same as compostable. Compostable items degrade rather quickly, given the right warm and moist conditions. ESO NO ES BUENO in your garbage can!
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The product is reclaimed wood pulp and I compost discarded litter, so yes, it's biodegradable. I don't know about flushing it. You don't want to have plumbing issues! The company phone number for questions is 360-734-7415, or go to carefresh.com.
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These bags are not biodegradable. They are made of 95% plastic; the cornstarch just helps the plastic break into pieces but they will still exist in the environment for hundreds of years.
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Biodegradable, yes. Flushable, don't know really. I simply dispose it off in the trash.
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Yes, They Do Describe Them As Biodegradable Besides Being Made From recycled Material. They Decompose Within A 12 To 18 Month Period Supposedly. I Love Them, Smell Good To Help Hide The Odor And Are Plenty Big Enough Also.
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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.
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There was no specific information included about biodegradability, thus I do not believe they are.
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I really don't know. They are suppose to be biodegradable and eco-friendly.
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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.
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Hello, Our OneCup Pods are over 97% biodegradable. By simply throwing them away the will completely degrade in the landfill within a year, with the exception of the mesh filter. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at: service@rogersfamilyco.com We hope you enjoy!
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They are unbleached paper, no wax or chlorine. I hope they are biodegradable, because I am putting used bags in my compost pine. :)