Re: Can it be recycled?
Yes, it is so marked - but two things may make that beside the point.
1. The plastic recycling systems in this country aren't working at all well at recycling just about anything.
2. This stuff weighs just about nothing, so it's not going to get much attention for recycling.
It's main "recycling" is in re-use as shipping dunnage. I use as much as I can for that, but I don't ship anywhere near what I receive.
But, there is a bright side to the failure to recycle plastics. Think of all the carbon it sequesters which might otherwise be out there contributing to Global Warming.
1. The plastic recycling systems in this country aren't working at all well at recycling just about anything.
2. This stuff weighs just about nothing, so it's not going to get much attention for recycling.
It's main "recycling" is in re-use as shipping dunnage. I use as much as I can for that, but I don't ship anywhere near what I receive.
But, there is a bright side to the failure to recycle plastics. Think of all the carbon it sequesters which might otherwise be out there contributing to Global Warming.