can these plates be recycled or are they not recyclable?
906551
Unfortunately not. There is no recycle symbol on these plates so you cannot identify the type of plastic they are. The city where I live recycles only certain types of plastic (1,2,3,4,5, and 7) and including the wrong type to be recycled, the residents are informed, could ruin the entire batch.
906552
Yes bc they are plastic... verry cheap looking though and break easy. Would def not reccomend.
1647410
I'd be pretty sure that you can get them through Char-Broil, or one of their distributors. The grill plates are pretty substantial, so I wouldn't anticipate having to replace them any time, soon.
1069895
Hi Gina: I would say they are recyclable, as they are made of a mesh material. Can't answer about they being biodegradable.
500074
as they are made of paper and thin, they are not reusable. However, I put mine on cutable magnetic material, I reuse them
770482
They seem to be made out of a heavy duty plastic - there is no recycle icon or number on any of the bottoms-hope this helps!
1809682
They are reusable. They are a heavy duty plastic for the most part. It has been a while since I ordered, but I believe the shipper priced them per plate, not sue. I remember the quantity being labeled.
808172
They are recyclable. They have a triangle with a 6 inside it on the bottom.
1337197
The package seems more like cellophane than plastic, so I assume it cannot be recycled. All of Bob's Red Mill products seem to be packaged the same way. Try contacting them through their web site. They have been responsive to my questions in the past.
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.
2232853
Some parts are reusable. The metals frames are very sturdy and can be used probably for years. The foil pans can only be used a few times but can be purchased at dollar or party stores. I have used the plastic serving pieces several times and they are still in good shape.
1516267
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.
2149204
They are reusable too. Just wash and use over and over and over until you break the glass dish. Then recycle them.
895165
They claim to be recyclable, but I know of no place that will do so. Whether they are intended for use in air guns (Crossman, BB, Paint-Ball, etc.) which can use almost any compressed gas (air, nitrogen, or any compressed gas that is basically left-over from the gas separation and compression process that is compressed into chargers for use in anything that needs the pressure), or purified and filtered food quality pressurized gas chargers, I know of no place that will accept the chargers for refilling. However, as to recycling, you can collect them to sell as scrap.
429263
They are reuseable! You can heat them up or freeze them as many times as you need to. I have a set that I freeze and a set I warm up.
1162520
They are reusable, if you handle them carefully. Some of the ones with fine details can tear if you aren't careful.
605801
Yes they are reuseable - make sure no one throws them away since I had a few guests try and do this at a birthday party. I have put mind in the top shelf and silverware caddy of the dishwasher. Often times I will soak them in the sink and handwash if I use a lot of them at one time though.
225100
There are no recycle numbers on the drawers. Sorry! They are a medium strength plastic in my opinion, if that helps at all.