Can they be recycled?
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The plates have a recycle triangle symbol on the back with the number 6 in it.
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i think so. i remmber seeing that recycle triagnle but dont remmber the number inside the triagnle for sure sorry
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Yes , washed by hand they can be reused . I love them & use them for all occations . Even everyday use .
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I don't see why they couldn't be put in the recycle bin. I pit mine in recycle and they've always been accepted.
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I see nothing on the item or the box that the envlopes can be recycled. I would still put it in my recycle bin.
803477
Ahhh. Isn't everything "disposable"? Yes, it is possible to put these in the trash.
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They are not designed to be reused. They are meant to be one-time-use and disposed of. You can clean them out if you want... But I would not. There is no real way to effectively dry them out due to the small opening. When we used them we just threw them away and it was still cheeper than the store bought ones. I hope that this helps.
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You can reuse them. It's difficult to get them off but you can use a dull knife to get it started.
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No but you can reuse them yourself with a kit designed to refill them that can be found online
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They are recyclable. They have a triangle with a 6 inside it on the bottom.
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They are reusable, if you handle them carefully. Some of the ones with fine details can tear if you aren't careful.
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Yes, the container is recyclable. There are no glass containers version of our products at this moment.
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All cartridges can be recycled. It depends on who you deal with. The manufacturer have the resource to recycle but there are local choices who will recycle plastic or refill with reman toners for resale.
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They are not intended for reuse. When empty, triple rinse and dispose of properly. Cutting off top may help to recycle.
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Yes they are 100% recycled. Not enough glue on them to seal. Have to use tape.
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I'm sure it's possible. I have not done it. I have purchased professionally recycled HP factory cartridges, refilled for a lower cost and was very pleased. There's always the danger of leakage and equipment damage. That's why I purchased from a credible experienced recycler.
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Yes, they can be resharpened; the problem is to find a place that offers that service. Good luck!
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Yes, they're recyclable - made completely of paper/cardboard. That's why I chose them over bubble envelopes.
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No, you can't recycleIf the plates are unused, then maybe your couldThey go in the green waste, or compost yourself. If you don't compost on your own, and your municipality doesn't compost, then they just go in the trash