Are the cups recyclable? null

They can be but the process is difficult

Suggest you type your question in the Google search engine. What it shows is that "most" cups fall into the "Number 7" plastics category, which generally are not recyclable. Check with your local recycle center in you town/city.

Not really. You can dismantle the K-cup, discard the coffee contents, and rinse the plastic cup, but many, if not most, municipalities do not recycle this type of plastic so they end up in landfills anyway. We recycle almost everything, but our K-cups do end up in the garbage,

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No is not recycled
Answered by GeorgeMX 5 years ago
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They can be but the process is difficult
Answered by Toms 5 years ago
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Suggest you type your question in the Google search engine. What it shows is that "most" cups fall into the "Number 7" plastics category, which generally are not recyclable. Check with your local recycle center in you town/city.
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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Not really. You can dismantle the K-cup, discard the coffee contents, and rinse the plastic cup, but many, if not most, municipalities do not recycle this type of plastic so they end up in landfills anyway. We recycle almost everything, but our K-cups do end up in the garbage,
Answered by OD818 5 years ago
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