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With millions of disposable razors reaching landfill sites each year, Recycline's new patent-pending Preserve™ Recyclable Razor is certainly a step in the right direction, and an easy way to reduce the amount of waste you send to landfill.
Designed over the past two years with a team of graduates from Stanford, MIT, and RISD schools of design and engineering, the Preserve™ Recyclable Razor has a sleek new design that feels great in your hand and helps you shave comfortably.
Like all of their products, the Preserve™ Recyclable Razor has not and will not be tested on animals.
The handle is reusable and recyclable. To reuse, simply squeeze the arms and pop off the blade and replace the cartridge. When you are done with the handle, it is easily recyclable.
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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 45436
Shipping Weight: 200g
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Recycline makes Preserve; a line of stylish, high performance, eco-friendly products made from 100% recycled plastics and 100% post-consumer paper. It aims to show people that choosing eco-friendly, recycled products...
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angela asked this question on 30th Jan 2008
Q: Where are the Recycline products recyclable? We only have plastics recycling for bottles in this area - are they the same type of plastic?
A: Recycline products are recyclable in communities which offer #5 plastics recycling or they can be mailed to Recycline - a postage-paid mailer – is available from Recycline's website. John
