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The manufacturer has a program to recycle them: https://sealedair.com/product-care/recycling-bubble-wrap-plastic-paper-foam-packaging#airpillow https://sealeda
by jonknee 9y ago
The manufacturer has a program to recycle them:
https://sealedair.com/product-care/recycling-bubble-wrap-plastic-paper-foam-packaging#airpillow https://sealedair.com/product-care/recycling-bubble-wrap-pla...
You can also use Amazon boxes to donate used clothes and household items:
http://givebackbox.com/amazon http://givebackbox.com/amazon
- chaostheory 9y agogivebackbox is cool. Took a look at sealedair's 'program'. I could be wrong, but it looks like it's just links to other organizations' directories of local recycling programs; most of which are retail stores. Here's why I don't trust retail stores (Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowes, Safeway, etc...): while they do a great job of marketing their 'recycling programs' most of what we put into their recycle bins just end up in their normal dumpsters which defeats the purpose.
- jonknee 9y agoNo, it says to send it back to them: > The deflated cells can be sent to any of a number of Sealed Air locations where they will be recycled back into LDPE If you're in the US, send them here: Ameri-Pak, Inc. Sealed Air Recycle Center 477 South Woods Dr. Fountain Inn, South Carolina 29644
- chaostheory 9y agoThat's not a good program... but it's better than nothing.