What is the recycling number on plastic used for the drawers? I ask because I want to store raw polymer clay in them and it reacts with some plastics.
225100
There are no recycle numbers on the drawers. Sorry! They are a medium strength plastic in my opinion, if that helps at all.
225101
There is no recycling symbol. There are some numbers, 20-702 and below that there is a 4, on some drawers that 4 is a 2. I'd say that there is no recycling symbol or number on the drawers. A
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....
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I would think so since they are plastic. I don't recycle mine because they art full of trash when I throw them out. It should say on the box but I don't have the box anymore.
1443532
I'm not sure how to determine that. The label does not say anything to that effect. The recycling is number 1 and it says PETE below the symbol. Does that help?
481676
I use a large black plastic bag inside the recycle bin. When it's full I just grab out the trash bag and take it to the recycling center. I reuse the trash bag and they also don't recycle them here .
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.
1005876
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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It probably depends on where you live. Some places take just about anything made of plastic. While other areas, like ours, only recycle common stuff like soda bottles and milk jugs. Probably have to ask your pickup or local recycle center to know for sure. It's not marked with any recycle numbers, if that's what you're asking.
997191
Hi, the drawers have plastic drawers slides. You can download the instructions on our site using your model number, 3294080, so that you can take a look at the how the slides look.
1453461
I notice on the container that it says to avoid contact with eyes and skin, so its got to be toxic. It also says to throw in "trash," nothing mentioned about recycling and there is no recycling symbol on the container, probably because the contents are toxic. This is too bad if it is not recyclable because each time you use one, the big plastic container must be tossed in the trash. It is made in China. It would be worth a call to the 1-800 number to ask this question.
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I don't know. I threw them away. Ad looks like they are clay, not plastic...
857047
I don't see anything that tells what plastics are used but it isn't silicone. I have 4 or 5 of these, the first one I bought 3 years ago, they are great for storing fresh fruits and vegetables. The insert allows drainage for high water content produce and it gives ample airflow as well. I highly recommend the Produce Savers.
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Hi, although I researched these dolls some before buying, and thought I recall reading they had safe materials, I couldn't remember specifically. So I just looked up some discussions on this. One customer contacted Corelle, and this is the emailed reply: "Greetings, Thank you for you interest in Corolle. All vinyl dolls are made with PVC... Poly vinyl chloride. As for toy safety, it is not the PVC that is of concern but rather the "softener" that is used. Phthalates, as a PVC softener, have now been banded from use in products for children. Corolle uses a "citrus based softener". Corolle tests the product to EN-71 the mandatory European standard as well as ASTM and many other world testing standards. Corolle is proud that we have adhered to these standard long before they became mandatory. If I can be of further assistance in this matter, please call me at 203.454.0774 ext 2. Best regards, Beau James" _________________ So apparently they have reduced some toxic items, but not all. I could not find any info about BPA after several searches. Maybe you want to do more. But I still like this doll; my 1 & 1/2 yr-old granddaughter does not suck on any parts of it... She already had a cloth doll, which seem to be the safest. I just wanted her to have a real doll! Good luck with your decision! Hope I've helped.
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A quick Google search might help you. I found out that Food Grade plastics are those that contain no dyes, chemicals or any recycled material that could leach into food (or in this case, water poured through the unit). Hope that helps...
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I looked mine over and there is no writing or recycle number anywhere on the thing, so there's no indication of what it's made of. Also, if you go to its page on the manufacturer's website at http://www.sterilite.com (do a search for 1167 to find this bucket) you'll see that the manufacturer recommends it for painting and cleaning. Since that manufacturer also makes products for food storage and since no mention is made of using this particular bucket to prepare or store food, I wouldn't use it in that way. Better safe than sorry!
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There is a 5 in the triangle recycle symbol with a pp below the triangle. There is also an omega symbol and a number 4 on the bottom of the container. Don't know of this helps.
73752
I don't know; there's no recycling code on the bottom of the collecting containers.Their email address is omega@omegajuicers.com