Are these cups recyclable
1826836
I do not think so. They are heavy paper and insulated. They are good for hot coffee and tea though.
1131186
On the bottom of the solo 5 oz kitchen cups there is no specific recycling number. Only thing there is a manufacturing code. SCC Y5 Patented 49
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!
808172
They are recyclable. They have a triangle with a 6 inside it on the bottom.
234607
No, I wouldn't think so. They are just plastic so would worry about them melting/warping or someone burning themselves by touching the outside of the cup containing hot contents. I would say the plastic is about the same as a clear plastic disposable plate.
1113387
If the recycle number is that in the small triangle on the bottom, my cups say 5 PP. Hope this helps.
2243156
Yes, and they are made in such away they can be reused as needed. Have been using these for years always pleased the quality has not changed.
854686
They're reusable. A bit tricky to wash. I recommend bracing them against the dehydrator trays when cleaning them.
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.
1360692
No they are not. You zip them up and dispose of them. They are a durable plastic.
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.
1029973
Yes, I've reused the lids and the cups. I like them better than the little cups you can buy in the grocery stores.If the cup starts to show a crack I throw it away and get another. The lids fit the K-cups you buy already filled too. So you can use them over too. :-)
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.
59387
I think that's up to you. They are reusable but can't really be waged so disposable once they are dirty
83225
Sure they can be used for that, you will need extra room in the frig. No different then any other plastic cup!
171940
Yes they are 100% recycled. Not enough glue on them to seal. Have to use tape.
1870035
I'm sorry I Don't know if they are freezer safe or recyclable I use mine for potato chips coffee and left overs and fruits they work greatthough they where abit pricey for storage cantainers but now think there worth every penny