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Samus666 wrote:Is there any way to find out for sure if Finecast really is biodegradable?

Dig a hole, bury a few pieces of sprue, and water it regularly. Dig it up in a few weeks time and see if anything happened to it.

Claimh_Solais wrote:Well a Iphone can not withstand cold -12c and its dead

and it sill sells well

Do you understand that there is a significant difference here? Many places will never experience freezing temperatures, let alone 12 degrees below zero. And if they do, people will be keeping themselves and their houses above that temperature, because they can't withstand that kind of temperature without suffering from frostbite. By comparison, pretty much everywhere will get up to 28 degrees - in Australia you'll get that warm in winter. This is not a freak occurance or one that people are physically required to avoid - it's just a nice, warm day.