are the pellets recycelable
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Yes, they can be refreshed in the microwave until the date on the bottom of the container. (about two years)
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What do you mean by 'recyclable'? They last for years...when there aren't any more blue pellets left you just put them in the microwave or oven. Instructions are included.
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What do you mean by recyclable? This can be used for years. Follow the instructions on the label. I recently brought a new jar last year becausemy older one could not produce the blue ones. I got I believe 7-10 years from it. I discharge them in the trash.
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Yes, They can be regenerated and used for years, They can be regenerated by placing them in a microwave or a standard oven according to the instructions which are printed on the label of the jar and the box itself.
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I do not know what you mean by recycelable , but they can be redried (Reactivated) in a oven or microwave to be used over and over per the instructions.
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I believe they are according to the info I found on Amazon.com. My dogs love these and I get them several times a year!
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Yes these are sinking pellets. But some float too. As it is disrupted by fish they start to sink.
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Yes, they are. From the company's website: http://www.naturesplus.com/products/productdetail.php?productNumber=3421&criteria=keywordSearchResults
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These pellets are high quality all hardwood and no fillers or binders. They are very good pellets.
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I have not used pellet...I use hard wo o d chips, Apple,cherry. These are great
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The pellets are extremely light weight. The weight would likened to wood shavings, since the pellets are compressed shavings/saw dust.
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Yes and it works. It is also very easy. I only tried it once because it didn't seem worth bothering with; but I'm rethinking that, considering how expensive the pellets are. Here is what I did: Put the used pellets into a bucket. Add water and a little safe soap (I used Dr. Bronner's but you could probably use something like dishwashing soap or even shampoo, or Mrs. Meyers, etc.). I stirred them around for a while, and then I left them to soak overnight. The following day I poured them out into an old colander and rinsed thoroughly (with a hose in the yard). Then I spread them out on the patio on a pan to dry. (You'll want to spread them on something to facilitate gathering them back up.) Worked great. Yes and it works. It is also very easy. I only tried it once because it didn't seem worth bothering with; but I'm rethinking that, considering how expensive the pellets are. Here is what I did: Put the used pellets into a bucket. Add water and a little safe soap (I used Dr. Bronner's but you could probably use something like dishwashing soap or even shampoo, or Mrs. Meyers, etc.). I stirred them around for a while, and then I left them to soak overnight. The following day I poured them out into an old colander and rinsed thoroughly (with a hose in the yard). Then I spread them out on the... » Read More Yes and it works. It is also very easy. I only tried it once because it didn't seem worth bothering with; but I'm rethinking that, considering how expensive the pellets are. Here is what I did: Put the used pellets into a bucket. Add water and a little safe soap (I used Dr. Bronner's but you could probably use something like dishwashing soap or even shampoo, or Mrs. Meyers, etc.). I stirred them around for a while, and then I left them to soak overnight. The following day I poured them out into an old colander and rinsed thoroughly (with a hose in the yard). Then I spread them out on the patio on a pan to dry. (You'll want to spread them on something to facilitate gathering them back up.) Worked great. « Show Less
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We use the white air soft pellets that are designed for target shooting. Not sure about the green pelllets but the white ones work great. You can see them and they stick on the target perfectly.
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These are lead pellets. It is not a safety hazard. However as a precaution, the Crosman suggests that you should wash your hands after handling the pellets.
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If I remember correctly from last summer, it was pellets. Don't think I've ever purchased a powder.
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There is no bad taste. They can be put under the tongue and dissolve even more quickly than a remedy in pellet form. The texture is slightly different. Almost as if made with a powdered sugar base.
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Yes, the tablets are quick dissolving, excellent for infants and toddlers that cannot handle pellets. Because tablets dissolve so quickly one really cannot taste anything. Our 4 children and 2 grand babies do not have any qualms about taking the tablets. Also, if one shakes or drops bottle the tablets can break apart over time, but the dust particles are still potent.
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They never expire. By law the government requires that companies put expiries on the packaging but in reality the pellets do not go bad.
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I believe these pellets are Very consistant as far as weight goes. Therefore they should shoot very well. They do very well in my marauder, but I can't say for sure they would in another.
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Yes. 3 of them. Reusable - pop them in the freezer each night. Good to go the next day
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I have not tried washing the pellets, but I would be interested in the results if you do pursue this.