Q. Can you actually recycle latex balloons?
Answer
Although they are not generally recyclable, they are atleast biodegradable. The rubber components used to create latex balloons are similarly of little value to recycling facilities. Similar to how mylar balloons do, latex balloons hurt animals and the environment.
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