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Does anytbody have anything new on recycling Tennis Balls, I've been working with a June Dea from MD who is trying to find information on how to recyle tennis ballls but has only found the old reuse options such as dog toys and to keep chair legs from scratching the floor, etc and others as described on JTRNet at http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/non-hw/recycle/jtr/jtrnet/tennball.htm Here is June's original question: Hi Mike, I wanted to get more technical answers to this question. Is it safe to assume that the reason tennis balls are not being recycled because of the cost to actually do it, i.e separating the fuzzy part from the rubber ball itself? Has anyone actually done it? Yes, I've already been to the site below through a google search. Please let me know if you know of any recycled product manufacturers that I can speak with. Thanks, June Also , FYI, I did send an email to Penn, a large manufacturer of tennis balls and received the following response: Thank you for your email. Due to the materials in a tennis ball it cannot be recycled in the traditional manner. However, we have seen some of our customers donate the old tennis balls to schools or dog parks. Hope this helps. Best Regards, HEAD/Penn Racquet Sports |
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