We do not provide recycling instructions on our products, as they vary depending on the state in which you reside. The best way to find out how to recycle your packaging is to check your local recycling capabilities. Most of the curbside recycling providers can recycle the plastic parts of our packaging. If the provider or recycling center cannot take it, it is advised to avoid putting the plastic in the recycling bin.
The cardboard delivery box and the cardboard products boxes are 100% recyclable.
The insulated liner is made from US-grown corn and is certified compostable in your backyard and can even be dissolved in a sink for safe and easy disposal. Just submerge the foam panels in the water and watch them disappear before your eyes. What else can you do with it? When growing your flowers or garden, add pieces of the foam panels to a bucket when watering, it’s great, natural plant food.
To get rid of the dry ice, all you need to do is place it in a well-ventilated area at room temperature and it will evaporate overnight. Be careful though – dry ice is extremely cold. Make sure to wear gloves and do not remove the dry ice from its original container. It is very important that you never dispose of dry ice in a trash can, chemical waste container or other garbage/waste can.
The film is non-recyclable. We’re currently working on finding a sustainable solution to address this issue.