Ok when they all die after however long, what or how do we recycle the sphere? You don't just throw it way right? I recycle all I can.
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I put my dead sphere in with the recycling. How they processed it I do not know. But on a snowy night I would hope that the little shrimpies are afloat.
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Once they are all dead you can have your sphere recharged if you wish. Shipping it back to the company for a fee they will restore the ecosystem to perfect balance with new shrimp and whatever may be needed and return it to you.
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I put it into a plastic bag, securely tie the bag, and toss it into my non-recyclable rubbish. I've never had any issues with that.
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The water was all absorbed. So, just throw away and recycle. I think it was a recyclable container.
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Aside from it killing your grass if you leave it out on the lawn anything left outside all the time will wear out faster. Can you leave it out? Yes. Will that drastically shorten the lifespan of the bounce house? Yes
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I gave something away in my bottle not long after I bought it, and the recipient threw it into recycling! I don't remember. Sorry
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Eventually, the black rubber begins to disintegrate a little and form a dark edge. At that point, you'd want to discard the unit I think.. After several years I decided to toss mine because of the disintegration.
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sorry but it is done. That is exactly how you are suppose to dispose batteries - drop them in water to destroy before giving them to a recycling center.
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Mine go in the trash. Have never given their disposal a second thought, and I'm pretty darned green!
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The unused cubes melt and the water goes back into water resevoir to be recycled
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I recycle mine but there are only certain areas that have those facilities, so you would have to check your local recycle depot.
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This is the largest sphere shape we currently have. We might have more shapes in the future. Thanks for your valuable feedback. Cheers. Freshware Support
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No, you can't recycle If the plates are unused, then maybe your could They go in the green waste, or compost yourself. If you don't compost on your own, and your municipality doesn't compost, then they just go in the trash
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I think that's up to you. They are reusable but can't really be waged so disposable once they are dirty
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What do you mean by 'recyclable'? They last for years...when there aren't any more blue pellets left you just put them in the microwave or oven. Instructions are included.
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I just chuck in the regular trash when it is of no more use anymore. Let Mother Nature recycle it.,,she has the right number.
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Not quite sure. Even tried to google it. But I do recycle the empty containers.
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No, I had the same issue.....that at the end of the day end it up in the trash can.....peace a crap!!!!! Sorry!!!!