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Recycling
The Big
Five: Aluminum Cans, Glass Bottles, Paper, Plastic, & Steel or Tin Cans
RECYCLABLE BOTTLES, CANS & JARS:
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Steel, Tin, Aluminum & Empty Aerosol Cans; Clean Foil Pans
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Glass Bottles & Jars
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Plastic Bottles & Jars
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Soda & Water Bottles, Cooking Oil, Dish Detergent & Shampoo
Bottles, Jelly Jars
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Plastic Bottles & Jugs
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Milk, Water & Juice Jugs, Laundry & Fabric Softener Bottles
INSTRUCTIONS:
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REMOVE AND THROW AWAY LIDS
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Place clean, loose containers in bin.
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Labels do not need to be removed.
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Do not bag items in plastic. NO PLASTIC BAGS OR SALT BAGS.
NON-RECYCLEABLE ITEMS (Place items in trash):
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Electrical cods, Christmas tree lights
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Window glass, ceramic dishes, light bulbs, drinking glasses
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Plastics coded 3 through 7, toys, Styrofoam
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Deli containers, yogurt or margarine tubs, flower pots or trays
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Motor oil & antifreeze bottles
METAL ITEMS —Clothes Hangers, Pots & Pans, Tools, Iron Pipes
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Place in SCRAP METAL BIN at drop off site or take to local scrap
metal dealer
RECYCLEABLE PAPER:
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Newspapers, Magazines & Catalogs
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Corrugated Cardboard, Flattened Boxes
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Cereal & Snack Boxes, Beverage Carriers
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Copier & Computer Papers
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Phone Books, Paper Bags
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Household Office Paper & Shredded Paper
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Junk Mail, Faxes
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Paper Egg Cartons, Paper Towel Rolls, Tissue Boxes, Paperback Books
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Post-it Notes & File Folders
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Envelopes Without Plastic Windows
INSTRUCTIONS :
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Put paper items in PAPER bag or tie securely with string. Flatten
boxes. Place phone books loose on top.
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Flatten and cut corrugated cardboard to 3’x4’. Bundle and place
beside bin.
NON-RECYCLEABLE PAPER (Place items in trash):
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Paper contaminated by food or grease
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Tissue products, paper napkins, paper towels, cups and plates
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Waxed paper including frozen food boxes, paper milk and juice
cartons
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Tyvek and other non-tearable materials
RECYCLEABLE PAPER:
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Newspapers, Magazines & Catalogs
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Corrugated Cardboard, Flattened Boxes
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Cereal & Snack Boxes, Beverage Carriers
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Copier & Computer Papers
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Phone Books, Paper Bags
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Household Office Paper & Shredded Paper
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Junk Mail, Faxes
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Paper Egg Cartons, Paper Towel Rolls, Tissue Boxes, Paperback Books
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Post-it Notes & File Folders
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Envelopes Without Plastic Windows
INSTRUCTIONS :
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Put paper items in PAPER bag or tie securely with string. Flatten
boxes. Place phone books loose on top.
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Flatten and cut corrugated cardboard to 3’x4’. Bundle and place
beside bin.
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