Are these recyclable?
305892
They are thin cardboard except the tape/adhesive strip on the closure. Most recyclers should have no problem with them as long as an excessive amount of additional (and probably unnecessary) tape has not been added.
305893
Except for the thin adhesive closure strip, they are made from cardboard, so they should be.
305894
I see nothing on the item or the box that the envlopes can be recycled. I would still put it in my recycle bin.
305895
Yes, they're recyclable - made completely of paper/cardboard. That's why I chose them over bubble envelopes.
2019584
BPA not sure. Yes they are reusable. Had no leaks. Shipped with a funnel so had no problem filling them.
2149205
Yes, there is a #5 symbol on the lids. In my town, these are considered recyclable. Hope this helps.
1628432
I recycle mine but there are only certain areas that have those facilities, so you would have to check your local recycle depot.
638189
I don't think it is practical to reuse them. We just picked them up one at a time and put them in the trash. They weren't too heavy. We ordered one each of about five different brands and did our own test to see which one worked best. This one was not the top performer, in our opinion.
1870035
I'm sorry I Don't know if they are freezer safe or recyclable I use mine for potato chips coffee and left overs and fruits they work greatthough they where abit pricey for storage cantainers but now think there worth every penny
1672880
I have reused mine several times already. Unless they get torn or permanently creased I can't see them needing to be replaced or thrown away.
2168153
No, they cannot really be reused. You could try spraying them with water I guess to experiment but they are not made to be reused. I really think they were worth getting and did last a few months in the original jar of material I had them in, but they eventually dried out and became hard. I do live in a really dry climate thought, so take that into consideration as well.
1125541
No, but that is a great idea as long as they are paper or cloth. It would be a mess for plastic. Hope this helps.
767416
Yes, you can take them off and reuse them. We have done this several times.
1733038
Yes they are. You can replace them with your own bins or use the open space for something else.
1397930
Of course they are!!! Just throw away the media that's inside of the cartridges. Then they can recycle the plastic, with recycle code 5 products!
38833
No, they are reusable. However, they will need to be thoroughly cleansed after each use (salt build up and grime).
2246478
Yes they are reusable. The problem is they each come in two separate parts & the foam part pops in to the hard plastic part & when you slide a heavy piece of furiture on them they come apart.
295168
That is a subject of great debate in our house. They are made of recyclable plastic, however after they have been used they are considered hazardous waste in our area. If you remove the floss, I suppose they could go in the recycling bin. I wish they made flossers that would decompose on their own in the trash!
356643
Yes the cartridge is recyclable, Check the Canon cartridge recycling program on their web page for information.
625410
I don't know if the product is made of recycled materials. The product is recyclable.