Can you recycle plastic CD holders like any other plastic container?

Peel off the label, and recycle the plastic container with your other plastics.

make other kinds of plastic things

If you don't recycle plastic then it is thrown into a landfill. Once in the landfill it will be buried with other trash which pollute groundwater.

I don't belive you can, other than reusing it.

Plastic is the hardest material to recycle on earth because: 1: Plastic has to be separated into many different kinds by hand 2: If a mixture of plastic is not recycled together they either contaminate the melt or you get a lower grade of plastic than the originals. This is called "downcucling". 3: Plastics need more energy to recycle than any other materials

They are ususlly made out of plastic but some are cardboard too, but mostly plastic.

You can recycle plastic (with the right numbers) and paper at your local recycling center. Below I am listing a web site that will show you were you can recycle certain things in your area. To recycle clothes you can give them to places like Good Will, where other people can buy and use your old clothes.

If the container is full or nearly full, yes! Water and other liquids expand when frozen, and this can cause a plastic container to burst.

Yes, just like other countries Norwegians recycle, all though it's optional. They recycle paper, plastic, and some people also choose to recycle even more. What you are able to recycle depends on wich county you live in.

well it gets crushed lots of times and then gets burnt into other needs

in a plastic or any other air tight container.

When the Earth runs out of oil, then we will possibly run out of plastic. Then again, there are ways of making plastic from things other than oil. And people could recycle the plastic that they already use.

the answer would be thermoplastics Thermoplastics keep their plastic properties: They melt when heated, then... are easy to recycle since they can be melted and reshaped into other products.

You can recycle plastic into anything. If something can be made out of plastic in the first place, then you can make any plastic object melt down and mold it into a new shape. That is WHY plastic is such cool stuff in the first place. Sanitary regulations require that if you want to make NEW plastic bottles out of old, used plastic, then you have to put two layers of NEW, UNUSED plastic around the center layer of OLD plastic, so that people don't have any way of contacting the "possibly contaminated" old plastic with their bare fingers or with the beverage in the container. Other than that, the sky is the limit. Very nice park benches have been made out of plastic milk bottles, for instance. They don't rot or break down, and the benches use up hundreds of milk bottles.

The other half is for the overflow. If it gets overfilled it will get pushed through the hose by the cap to the other side.

Usually by separating their waste into different categories: food and other organic litter, paper and carton, plastic and cans... and throwing them away grouped together and not all mixed up into the right specific container, instead of dumping all their rubbish into one bag and leaving it just anywhere.

First of all you should be knowing that Plastics cannot be recycled.Hence if they don't recycle nothing happens except pollution. Answer Many stores do have bins where you can return them. That keeps them off of the streets. It also makes it possible to recycle them since they are clean and separate from other recyclables.

you can make some type of purse that has been recycle by paper,plastic,cans.and other things too

When we go shopping for groceries, we take our plastic bags and place them into another plastic bag when we get home. We re-use these plastic bags as trash can liners and other things. The problem is that the plastic bag holding all these plastic bags is usually hung in a cupboard, and elsewhere, getting bulkier as we stuff even more plastic bags in it. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to organize these plastic bags into a more convenient container? The following steps are going to show you how you can make your own plastic bag organizer. Step 1: You will need the following items. • An empty disinfectant wipes container. • Your plastic bags • Scrap book paper, or gift wrapping paper. Step 2: Remove the top from the disinfectant wipes container. Step 3: Clean out any residue inside the disinfectant wipes container, and remove the label from the container. Step 4: Take your plastic bags and put them inside the container. Step 5: Pull one of the plastic bags part way through the opening on the lid of the container. Step 6: Place lid back onto container and close flap. Step 7: Using the scrap book paper or the gift wrapping paper, wrap the container with the paper and glue into place. Add whatever other decorations you want such as bows, ribbons, etc. You now have a convenient, cost-effective storage container for your plastic bags. You can use several disinfectant containers to make these plastic bag organizers for your office, and even keep one in your car. Not only are you recycling the plastic bags from the grocery store, but you are also reusing the plastic containers the disinfectant wipes came in, therefore reducing the amount of waste in our landfills.

You should not recycle any paper that you know that you shouldn't recycle. And you should not recycle paper that has any metal or any other particles that should go with any other recyclable.

Number 5 propylene plastic is recyclable. It includes Ice cream and yogurt containers, drinking straws, syrup bottles, and other containers meant to hold hot items. Your ability to recycle in your area depends on the market for that type of plastic.

It helps the environment. For e.g we could recycle paper into a paper bag and many other things can be recycled so atop using plastic bags.

No, not to store food to be eaten later. Use a food grade plastic or other container.

Not if they're dirty. Other than that you can recycle any paper.

Toss those pencils in the recycle bin with all the other plastic you are not sure about. If it truly can be recycled, the sorters will figure out what classification to give it. Otherwise, they'll throw it out, and we're in no worse shape than we would have been in the first place.