Gentle Restoring Set

Tins:
These are tin plate containers. That means a steel sheet with a thin coating of tin on top, which stops it from rusting. It is the same basic material tin cans have used for over a century.

How to recycle it:
Steel and tin plate are fully recyclable, and they are some of the most recycled materials in North America. Steel recycling infrastructure is well established almost everywhere.

Here is what to do: Empty the tin, give it a wipe and a clean with soap, and it can go straight into your curb side metal recycling.

Compostable Bags
These bags are certified industrially compostable.

How to compost it:
These bags only break down under high heat, over 58°C. A backyard compost pile never gets that hot, so keep them out of it.

Here is what to do:
Drop the bag in your municipal green cart. Squamish curbside green bin programs typically accept them. If your area does not, look for a commercial composting facility nearby, since they run hot enough
to break the bag down. One more thing. Keep these bags out of the recycling bin. They will contaminate the batch.

Milk Glass Bottle
Our milk glass bottles are made with 20% recycled content. That recycled portion comes from pre consumer cullet, which means clean glass scraps and trimmings left over during manufacturing.

When you're done with the bottle, ensure it is completely clean, including the pump and cap. Check with your local recycling depot before tossing it in the bin.