what does the recycling symbol say on the bottom of the cup (triangle with a number) ?
570697
I think it is a 7 inside the triangle but there is a 1 outside the triangle.
570698
On our cups it is a #7 which means it contains a resin or combination of plastics. Plus is difficult to recycle because of this combination. It is said to use #7 at your own risk but my husband [74 years old] has used this cup for many years [or slight variation] and hasn't killed him yet. The one of ours that I looked at had a #4 on the outside and would seem that numbers may differ on what some others have.
710644
There is no recycle number on the bottom and was made in China....my guess is no. But it does work well.
412538
Gave the cup as a gift, I no longer have the cup. Unable to answer the question.
1113387
If the recycle number is that in the small triangle on the bottom, my cups say 5 PP. Hope this helps.
835212
They are marked on the handle of the cup, but it also has the markings for half of each cup on the inside of the cup.. For instance, if you want 1/8 a cup, inside the 1/4 cup you will see marks for 1/8. No guessing!
73752
I don't know; there's no recycling code on the bottom of the collecting containers.Their email address is omega@omegajuicers.com
1908267
I don't know if this answers your question about BPA but neither the canteen nor the dish have recycle symbols on them.
1277771
I would think the manufacturer would have the answer. I gave it away so I can't look on the bottom to see if there is any marking. Sorry I cannot help you. Curious as to why you are interested in that.
1908269
I cannot find a recycle triangle anywhere on the bottle and do not know if it is BPA free. I did find contact information on the packaging. The company is OurPets and can be reached at 440-354-6500 or www.ourpets.com Good luck!
1891572
Hi Marlene - there is no recycle number on the bottom which leads me to believe it is non-recycleable. Recycle numbers are in a triangle and there is no such triangle on the bottom. Enjoy anyway! Sobina
2147920
Strange... there is some info on bottom but no 'triangle' with # to indicate the recycle code?? They are a fairly heavy duty plastic and I have been using them for quite some time with no issues to speak of. I would still give them 2 thumbs up.
116242
The cup says (sustainable forestry initiative) on the outside of the cup but I do not see a recycle symbol on the cup ?!?! So I'm not really sure....
1471980
I don't know for sure, but on the bottom is printed a recycle symbol with a #5 and "PP". According to healthychild.org website, #5 PP plastic is considered a safer plastic. Hope that helps?http://healthychild.org/easy-steps/find-safe-plastics-for-your-familys-foo/
95334
http://servicenet.bostitch.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber=014725R&selectedType=24973 Here is the Stanley parts site for this item. It lists the cups at the bottom.
95336
http://servicenet.bostitch.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber;=014725R&sel;ectedType=24973Here is the Stanley parts site for this item. It lists the cups at the bottom.
1626418
The measurement is read on the outside of the cup. The raised lettering can be felt on the inside of the cup.
1714666
I posted a comment a moment ago. I researched BPA after that and thought it might help to say there is a 1 in the triangle on the bottom. I hope that helps.