They are cheap and disposable.
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no they aren't because it has wax on it and you can't recycle wax. Most milk containers can be recycled. Plastic (HDPE or PET) containers can be recycled easily when cleaned properly. Tetrapak containers have a process where the aluminium and cardboard is separated from the plastic for recycling.
Light destroys the riboflavin in milk.
the milk will harden and make plastic
milk cartons can be put into paper or plastic. Either one is fine.
Plastic resin is a polymer-based material. It is most commonly used for soda bottles, plastic wrap, plastic bags, milk jugs, and vitamin containers because it keeps the items fresh.
Milk containers are normally white to filter out light which can start to break down the milk. Some believe cardboard is a better container for preserving milk than plastic.
There are many places one can recycle plastic gallon milk containers. One can visit their local recycling plant or local community recycling office for more details. One can also re-use the containers for many things as well.
No. The cardboard in milk cartons contain plastic, and your disposal won't enjoy the cardboard.
plastic bags plastic bottles plastic containers (such as empty milk jugs and empty laundry detergent bottles, yogurt containers, other empty food containers, styrofoam, plastic cups, plates, forks, knives, spoons disposable diapers plastic packaging from toys, tools, etc. newpaper glass tin and other metals aluminum cans, aluminum foil, plastic wrap, wrapping paper, grocery bags, ribbon, brown lunch bags
Most likely not. Paper containers such as the ones used for a pint of milk used to be made from paper and glycerin for waterproofing, but recent paper containers are lined with a thin sheet of plastic, and are not suitable for home composting. Industrial composting facilities that have a precise control on temperature and moisture can probably degrade even those though. Paper cups for coffee or soup are fully biodegradable and compostable.