Is Instamorph biodegradable?
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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.
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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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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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I checked the box and there was no mention of it being biodegradable. You can check their web site. www.MuttMitt.com
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I don't think so. I found them all summer while mowing the lawn. If they are then the breakdown time is long. Good question, never thought to ask it myself but a biodegradable should be made for these pellets.
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Worbla comes in sheets of thermoplastic, whereas Instamorph is in small pellets. Both can be heated, molded and reheated and remolded, but worbla is good for making large objects, like armor/weapon replicas and such, where Instamorph is for small projects, and you have to pretty much boil it.
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It is the reason I looked into and purchased them. The national brand of zip-type top bags claim their bags are biodegradable, but I felt paper bags would be more so; so, I tried them.
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All I can tell you is in the product description it states: Complies with FDA Reg. 177.1520. Do you mean bio degradable? Or do you mean can you wear them more than once? I only use "once" and for handling meat products. Hope this helps.
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Sure, if you want to wait 1000 years. They are made of steel with a zinc coating, so no, not biodegradeable
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Hi Lauren. No. They are not biodegradable, unfortunately. I had previously purchased another brand on here that WAS biodegradable, but they were no longer available when I tried to reorder.
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They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes"
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The pail itself does not specifically say. But, Charlie's soap is completely biodegradable. Try emailing the company at their contact page at www.charliesoap.com.
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I do not believe they are biodegradable. They are strong and I have never had one break when using it. Sometimes you have to compromise.
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I believe they claim they are biodegradable. However, many customers claim they are not, and had problems requiring plumbers who said they are not.
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It does not say "biodegradable' - could be an oversight as 100% of ingredients are natural. The bananaboat website may help and they have an 800 # I think 1800safesun - look to web for that.
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Like the other responders there is no mention of these chemicals on the tube or the packaging. I don't know where Amazon obtained their information. The only answer to the question, it seems, is to contact Immunocorp directly. It remains asuperb product in my estimation!
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These ones are not really in the US. They have "white-ish" ones that are. You can find all the info here. http://earthrated.com/about-the-bags/ Straight from the webiste: While these bags meet all Canadian standards for being labelled biodegradeable, some areas of the United States have different definitions of what is a biodegradeable product. In bringing our bags to the United States, we've had to change our terminology, but our bags remain the same eco-friendly bags they always were.