Does anyone know what recycling code they are? Or what they are made of?
1824131
If they're stamped with 2, they're Polyethylene. I assume they're HDPE (high-density) instead of LDPE (low-density). This link will give you more information on the chemicals that can and can't be used with this type of plastic: http://www.cdf1.com/technical%20bulletins/Polyethylene_Chemical_Resistance_Chart.pdf(Just passing this along, as I had to look it up and it took me a while, so I thought I'd share.)
1824132
If they're stamped with 2, they're Polyethylene. I assume they're HDPE (high-density) instead of LDPE (low-density). This link will give you more information on the chemicals that can and can't be used with this type of plastic: http://www.cdf1.com/technical%20bulletins/Polyethylene_Chemical_Resistance_Chart.pdf (Just passing this along, as I had to look it up and it took me a while, so I thought I'd share.)
1508223
That I don't know. They are recyclable though. I gave them as an anniversary gift so I didn't look at the labeling. The other answers given I would agree with.
171940
Yes they are 100% recycled. Not enough glue on them to seal. Have to use tape.
401084
They have the recycled mark on them. The paper is very nice quality and they arrived quickly. I had a few come open in the mail BUT I'm not sure if that was my fault for not sealing properly or the adhesive was defective. I mailed out hundreds of envelopes, so it's hard to say.
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
1628430
Good question, I don't have an official answer but my opinion is that they are not recyclable
1633036
It has a Plastic Recycling Code 5 Polypropylene (PP). Not sure how safe it is for long term use. Try doing some research on this code to see how safe it is. I found this website that kinda explains various recycling codes. (http://www.h2no.org/plastic_recycling_codes.asp). Hope it helps and good luck.
767455
I just went and checked the package, but unfortunately the only information on the lable said simply "craft plastic." Sorry not to be able to help.
1002409
I don't know. The package says Standard 92, whatever that means. And it says the paper is recyclable, but nothing about it having been made of recycled material.
1976321
They are made of heavy duty UV protected HDPE made from post consumer recycled material. As such they are PVC free and BPA free.
2150167
I don't see a recycling code on the bottles at all, and I checked every one of them. All it says is "Made in China". I'm sorry I can't be more help.
1881339
The last bullet of the item description states Made of 30% post-consumer materials. So it's made with recycled materials NOT a used product.
1891571
I just dug it out and looked. There is no recycle number on mine. If someone held a gun to my head and said guess right or die, I would go with poly-carbonate.
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.
1589887
Not quite sure. Even tried to google it. But I do recycle the empty containers.
305895
Yes, they're recyclable - made completely of paper/cardboard. That's why I chose them over bubble envelopes.
1939819
I don't see a recycling number stamped on the bottom. What I do see is this ... "Made in China ... patent pending ... dishwasher safe ... 10 oz./0.29L ... www.reduceeveryday.com." So maybe if you went to that website it would give specifics.