Jun 6, 2019
A soft, flexible plastic used to make cards and many products, including pipes, shrink wrap and bottles. It is non-recyclable and considered unsafe for cooking or heating.
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A soft, flexible plastic used to make cards and many products, including pipes, shrink wrap and bottles. It is non-recyclable and considered unsafe for cooking or heating.
All other plastics that are not made from the other 6 categories or made from a combination of plastics. It is difficult and tricky to recycle.
An inexpensive plastic with a wide variety of uses from disposable cutlery to food containers. It is non-recyclable, bad for the environment and should be avoided whenever possible.
A flexible and light-weight plastic used for grocery bags and packaging material. It is recyclable and reusable as bin liners or pet waste bags.
One of the safer plastic with high melting point used for disposable containers and bottle caps. It is considered reusable and recyclable into bins.
A hard and opaque plastic used to package cleaning detergents and toiletries. Made from petroleum, it is recyclable into pipes.
One of the most common plastic used to package food and beverage. It is intended for one time use only and can be easily recycled easy into new containers.
1st attempt to separate plastic from other rubbish for recycling and a question I kept asking myself was “Is this recyclable?”. Through this, I found out there is a triangle shaped plastic identification code that classify 7 different types of plastic.