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If you removed a lip balm cap sticker what would you do with it? (And let's assume you didn't know it was compostable, because it's hard to make it obvious that it is).
- put it in the garbage?
- put in in your commercial compost bin (and do you even have access to a commercial compost bin because you can't compost these in your backyard)?
- If you were us would you?
- buy the cheaper plastic stickers?
- buy the compostable plastic stickers (note: paper stickers usually have plastic reinforcements)
- Stop stickering altogether, because what's the likelihood that someone will 'tamper' with the lip balm while it's being shipped from us to you?
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I’m for no sticker. Between the source (y’all etee folks) and us consumers, there’s virtually no likelihood of tampering. If the lip balms were sold in stores or somewhere that tampering was a concern, then the compostable stickers would be ideal. I’d venture to say that most places don’t have commercial composting (especially more rural areas), so if the sticker isn’t backyard compostable, skip it.