Is this plastic recycleable? Mine didn't quite make it to 1 year before it broke up and I'd like to know how to dispose of it.
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can't answer your question have not used it yet. I bought this brand,because it was supposed to be better then what is sold at HomeDepot. Their brand lasted 2 1/2 years,in San Francisco weather.
777625
I'm not sure if this particular one is made from recycled material. I do know that others (that are listed) do say made from recycled material. One can recycle or reuse them.
1774885
The packaging is plastic material similar to that which you would buy nuts in. There is no indication on the packaging whether it is recyclable or not. Personally, I recycle most everything I can, this I would put in my recycling bin.
1140076
You would have to check in your area to find where to recycle it. There should be somewhere you can bring it.
796859
I'm not sure. I bought this last year and did use it but didn't think it was worth the hype. It's either in back of a cupboard or I gave it away....hope this helps! And I now don't use anything plastic anymore!
366473
I put it into a plastic bag, securely tie the bag, and toss it into my non-recyclable rubbish. I've never had any issues with that.
918665
Put it out with the garbage,checked with the local collection service first.Good luck.
200076
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.
896760
I recycled it months ago as it broke in the first month of light use. I don't have any remains to examine to answer your question. Apologies.
1502377
Well first the best way to recycle is to take it out turn it a bit and reuse it. It will make at least another cup with almost the same strength. After that follow other suggestions. Keurig does have a plastic add-on filter that you can put your own coffee into. It is much cheaper per cup and you do not have to worry. Good to use everyday and save the "cups" for fussy company.
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It's plastic... But mine doesn't show any signs of melting. I won't claim to be the most thorough though. So it might melt if you clean too long.
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It is reusable. I've probably used mine a hundred or more times. If you use it every day, you'll probably need one every three months. I only use mine a couple times a week and I can see mine lasting at least a year. It's pretty well-made.
204481
I just tossed mine after it burned up from making CP soap in less than a year and about 15 batches. It was a pain to clean and the plastic bottom broke when it fell over.
204734
It's a brand new battery. If you mean, can it BE recycled, then the answer is yes (but it's rechargable so it will last many years).
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I would dispose of it in an environmentally safe fashion. The additives have a limited life span, and you are well through that span. Have a great day and thanks for asking. Richard Stoyeck
302379
I believe that it would be recyclable, since the blade is all rubber. The only metal or plastic appears to be where it attaches to the wiper assembly.
134802
Not sure where to find it - there is the recycling code on the bottom, which is a number 2. If that isn't correct, just let me know where to look....