are these cups recyclable?
470137
Although these cups are made from 20% recycled paper, the middle layer is made of an "insulating material". The product packaging doesn't state these are recycleable; the packaging on the Chinet paper plates does, so best guess is these should not be recycled.
470138
I don't see the recycling symbol anywhere on the cup or lid. It does say they're made with 20% recycled material, but I don't think they are recyclable.
2269259
They are plastic. So I don't imagine that you would be able to run them through the washing machine, but they absolutely are reusable.
643641
Yes, and there are plastic cups found in the coffee isles in most supermarkets. The cups are designed to go into the Keurig achines.I don't care for them because they are a pain to clean as you have to get the grounds out of these cups to reuse the cups again.Not a big deal, but there you are.
734618
I don't believe so. The valves tend to stain when using for juice. I was looking fit the valves. I also found these cups at Walmart for about $2 each. So I usually just recycle the old ones :)
808172
They are recyclable. They have a triangle with a 6 inside it on the bottom.
1996062
I think it depends upon where you live. I'm not 100% sure (because I don't have any more on hand) but I think they are #6 type plastic which is recyclable in some cities.
376596
If you have purchased the disposable cup and lid, they usually come with filters, but once you use it, thee can be recycled by taking the lid off, washing them and then put the disposable filters in the empty cup, place lid back on. I have reused mine until the use is so warn that the lid will not stay on. Fill and brew is the brand of cup and lid that I purchased. I have even used the filters in the reusable fill/brew that Keurig has. These are great.
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.
83225
Sure they can be used for that, you will need extra room in the frig. No different then any other plastic cup!
520496
These are disposable straws, made of the same stuff the straws are made of at fast food places. They're not meant to be reused. If you want reusable straws that you can wash in the dishwasher, you should buy reusable straws since the heat of the dishwasher water would surely melt these. Having said that, if you really want to wash and reuse these, I suppose you could dunk them in a dish pan of warm soapy water and wash them by hand. That's the only way I can imagine reusing them would be feasible, but I can't imagine why you'd want to do that.
890294
They are copper alloy. None of these cups are 100% pure copper...that would be super expensive. Color change is common with any copper product.
1145740
I don't think so. I would suggest that you repot them in a small cup or dish.
1460278
They cups are plastic. Nice for daily reuse and for gifts to friends and others.
116243
If you are asking whether the cup is recyclable, then the answer is Yes they are. They are also made of recycled materials. However, your recycle center must be able to accept food contaminated recyclables. Like Pizza Boxes are usually not considered cardboard recyclable because the oils permeate the box. Here is a Dixie publication about all of their products and you can see that the PerfectTouch is there too. http://www.grainger.com/tps/office_equipment_dixie_green_products.pdf
1225904
They shouldn't. The recycle symbol on the bottom is a "5", which the internet seems to assure me is BPA-free.
2037343
No they are double walled plastic with insulation between then. The cups are black on the inside.
1981168
The cups are made of heavy plastic and yes they are water safe. Hope this helps