iPad Cover – Home Composting Instructions
How to Compost Your Cover (Home Compost Bin or Backyard Pile)

1. Remove your iPad and stylus (No need to remove the built-in charging area—it composts too.)

2. Tear in smaller pieces. Cutting the cover into smaller pieces (2–3 in/5–7 cm) helps it break down faster.

3.  Place directly into your home compost

Works in:

• Backyard compost piles

• Home compost bins

• Worm bins (it’s worm-safe)

Tips:

• Mix into the “brown” layer

• This material behaves like a thick paper/pulp product.  Pair with dry leaves, shredded cardboard, or other browns.

• Keep your compost moist & turned

• Moisture = breakdown. Aeration = faster composting

Breakdown timeline:

• Typical home compost: 3–6 months

• Cooler climates: up to 9–12 months

(Just like other natural, plant-based materials.)
Your packaging was intentionally designed to leave the lightest possible footprint.

How to Dispose of Other Materials 
Paper Packaging (Outer Sleeve, Insert Cards, Labels)

• 100% curbside recyclable

• Put in your paper recycling bin

Compostable Mailer (If applicable)

• Certified home-compostable

• Remove any non-compostable tape before composting

• Compost whole or tear into pieces for faster breakdown

Tape & Stickers

• If using paper-based or compostable stickers: compost or recycle

• If a tiny amount of synthetic tape is used: remove and put in trash