What number is the plastic? Does it have the recycle symbol with the number in the center of the symbol at the bottom of the bottle?
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Its bpa free, but there really isnt a recycle code. Theres an A, pat pending, made in china, top rack diswasher safe. Looked around bottle, but didnt see anything. Sorry I wasnt much help. You might be able to contact the mfg at their website www.GoContigo.com
1443532
I'm not sure how to determine that. The label does not say anything to that effect. The recycling is number 1 and it says PETE below the symbol. Does that help?
200076
Good question but I don't have an answer. There isn't a recycling code stamp on the product & I've disposed of the packaging. It is, however, a very sturdy plastic that I expect will last many years.
1826549
According to eHow.com: "If the bottle is not made from No. 7 plastic, it does not contain BPA."Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_6023359_tell-plastic-bottle-contains-bpa.html
225101
There is no recycling symbol. There are some numbers, 20-702 and below that there is a 4, on some drawers that 4 is a 2. I'd say that there is no recycling symbol or number on the drawers. A
756246
One way to avoid BPA in plastics is to avoid purchasing plastics labeled with a number 7 or 3 recycling symbol, as plastics with other recycling numbers do not use BPA in their manufacture. This container has a 5....meaning.... Plastic #5 - PP (Polypropylene).Increasingly becoming accepted by curbside recycle programs, plastic #5 is also one of the safer plastics to look for. I hope this helps you!
426316
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
960335
No recycling symbol that I can see, a triangle with the letter "P", to the side I see the number "241" and in the center bottom, on the round turning part of the container there's a "P88". Looking at it from the inside, all the way at the bottom there are two marks, "17B" and "PS3". Hope this helps.
608210
The bottle is marked with the recycling number 5 Plastics PP (polypropylene).
95434
The recycling code (number in a triangle) on the bottom is a "1" with "PET" directly underneath the triangle. I do not see any ID on the inner tube, but it is thicker and harder. I have a 50-50 Clorox-water mix, watered-down white vinegar and a 50-50 Murphy's Oil-water mix in each of my three. They are operating like new; probably more than a year now.
545910
Plastic bottle label HDPE WITH A "2" in the recycle triangle. From what I can find on the net this is a safe kind of plastic.
1355966
Doubt it... I haven't yet ordered this product, but intend to. If there is a "recycle" symbol on the jar, the number within will give some indication as to the kind of plastic used. I know that "5" is a particularly nefarious form of plastic... I will update this further get more specific info- unless someone beats me to the punch. Hope this helps... anyone else have something to add?
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.
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!
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BPA is in polycarbonate plastics commonly used to make products including baby bottles, sports equipment, medical and dental devices, dental fillings sealants, CDs and DVDs, household electronics, eyeglass lenses, and the lining of water pipes. It is not found in polyethylene, recycle symbol #1 (examples: disposable water and soda bottles) or polypropylene, recycle symbol #5 (example: shampoo bottles). This waste bin is polypropylene and does not contain BPA.
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One way to avoid BPA in plastics is to avoid purchasing plastics labeled with a number 7 or 3 recycling symbol, as plastics with other recycling numbers do not use BPA in their manufacture. This container has a 5....meaning.... Plastic #5 - PP (Polypropylene). Increasingly becoming accepted by curbside recycle programs, plastic #5 is also one of the safer plastics to look for. I hope this helps you!
456472
There is no recycle code on the bottom. They do have a telephone number on the bottom to which you might be able to inquire: 072-287-1851