Is the cork material recycled?
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I don't think so. Cork is a renewable resource, meaning we'll never run out of it. However, as I understand it, block is neither recyclable nor made from recyclable materials. The link below tells you about Hugger Mugger products: http://www.huggermugger.com/about/eco-consciousness-yoga-products.html
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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.
1044719
Yes its plastic. No paper and not (as far as I can tell) recycleable in any way or form.
1538466
Yes, I haven't had any problems opening the new synthetic corks. This thing works great.
470138
I don't see the recycling symbol anywhere on the cup or lid. It does say they're made with 20% recycled material, but I don't think they are recyclable.
890319
There is an opening in the back for corks. This little guy was such a surprise on what good quality he is made with and the actual size of him. You will absolutely love it and I think be as pleased as I was with this purchase.
229859
It isnt cork board, but it is like a plastic coated paper, type material. The top appears to be aluminum. I think the legs etc, are aluminum. I will most likely replace the side table tops with aluminum.
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It is my understanding that there is a separate product for recycling plastic bottles, so my inclination is to say that the one listed for wine bottles would not work for the plastic. Having said this I haven't tried it for anything other than wine bottles, so I really don't know.
297249
Yes, the container is recyclable. There are no glass containers version of our products at this moment.
1093006
Hi Meghan...it's a composite of recycled substances...if that helps...however I've gotten excellent reviews from may patients, and the price is right!Paul
2234899
Handle is foam, color is similar to cork. Handle material is foam, for sure.
470626
I don't think so. The cork surface will warp if exposed to excess moisture. If it's located in a sheltered area it may be ok. Good luck.
1881339
The last bullet of the item description states Made of 30% post-consumer materials. So it's made with recycled materials NOT a used product.
175372
The cork crimper is made of a hard plastic. I bottled 25 bottles last week and it worked great. I suppose after time plastic deteriorates and could cause an issue.
479289
No, but if the bottles have not been opened the wine still goes to the cork. We've had no problems.
900100
Yes, the first cork I used it on was one of those rubbery composite corks. Worked great!
1537878
Hard to say.. that's a cheap price, so I would guess its recycled. I paid 10.00 for mine new. Check ebay, or just do a Google search and compare prices.