Is this product made from post-consumer recycled paper?
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Excellent question. The short answer is NO! The long answer is in my review-the top review as of today's date-titled "Greenwashing: 100% PRE-Consumer". Here's the link for my review:
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To add to Bradley's comment, if the paper is this bright ( 92 ) or rather if it states a brightness, Optical Brightening Additives (OBA's) where most likely used. So it's really not that Eco friendly of a product.
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Excellent question. The short answer is NO! The long answer is in my review-the top review as of today's date-titled "Greenwashing: 100% PRE-Consumer". Here's the link for my review: http://www.amazon.com/review/R38IDF5I0W0DI2/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B007JJDTFI&nodeID;=1064954&store;=office-productsThanks for caring enough to think about this!
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Sorry, but I don't know offhand. I can only say that generally it is a good selling point if something is recycled and they would be sure to mention it, I would think. If not mentioned by manufacturer, it probably is not. Just sayin'David
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The new jar that we are shipping in is recyclable HDPE plastic. As of this week, we are filling our new 100% post consumer plastic jar made from old milk jugs and the like.
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I believe this is made from standard stainless steel, the manufacturer's website states it is "100% recycled steel."
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So I've threw away the original packaging which would tell me precisely what it is, but I can tell you that it feels like a cotton-paper blend. After I have used these tea bags, I disposed them in my worm bin and so whatever it is, it's biodegradable.
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No, its regular paper. Like the kind you find in an adding machine. Hope this helps.
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The box is made of cardboard (paper), and you can recycle the box after using detergent.
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It looks to be recycled paper, it is off white with small spots here and there, that is what leads me to believe it is recycled. And does not have any lines.
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I vaguely recall something like that and assumed it was scrap plastic or part of the packaging, and threw it out if memory serves. Anyone know better?
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Yes it is!!! Not the packaging. It is plastic recycle it or you can refill at a retailer that carries it!
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Good question but I don't have an answer. There isn't a recycling code stamp on the product & I've disposed of the packaging. It is, however, a very sturdy plastic that I expect will last many years.
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It was sealed in the HP packaging, but I am not sure if it was refilled at all. It is possible since they have so many recycled, but it was in the HP packaging.
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I'm not sure, but my best guess is that it uses a high percentage of post-consumer materials (aka, recycled plastics and possibly metals).
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I'm wanting to say some type of "recycled?" plastic, not quite polystyrene, but a hard plastic. It is described on other sites as high impact plastic. Thanks for asking. Have a nice day.
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These items were shipped to me individually wrapped in plastic bags. There is no indication of materials used in its manufacture - there is no text accompanying the product, nor are there recycling symbols embossed anywhere on the device. It is made largely out of hard, clear plastic. You can't assume they're BPA free unless specifically indicated by the manufacturer.
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I can't answer about the recyclable nature but they are not stiff, about the same thickness as photo albums use.
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Yes they are 100% recycled. Not enough glue on them to seal. Have to use tape.