| PLASTICS NO. 1-3,5,7 |
MIXED PAPER & NEWSPAPER |
- Milk, juice, soda and water bottles
- Yogurt, dairy and margarine tubs
- Shampoo and conditioner bottles
- Detergent and fabric softener bottles
- Clean garden pots or flats
- Disposable plates and cups
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- Newspaper (with inserts)
- Magazines/ catalogues
- Junk mail (remove free samples)
- White & colored paper
- Brown paper bags
- Paperback books
- Envelopes with plastic window
- Wrapping paper
- Pizza Boxes (remove pizza)
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| ALUMINUM & TIN (labels may stay on) |
CARDBOARD |
- Steel or tin cans (e.g. tuna cans)
- Pie tins
- Aluminum foil
- Aluminum food & soda cans
- Empty Aerosol paint cans
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- Cardboard
- Cardboard (soda/beverage carriers)
- Binboard (e.g. cereal boxes)
- Milk cartons
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| Glass bottles and jars |
Other |
- Any color, remove lids from jar,
labels may stay on
- Mason jars
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- Clothing, shoes, and textiles
placed in a clear plastic bag
- 18 inches or less, small pieces of PVC and ABS pipe. Larger pieces are considered construction debris. Contents must be under 1/4 of curbside cart.
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| ITEMS NOT TO RECYCLE |
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- Soiled paper or cardboard
- Plastic children’s toys or pools
- Hoses or lawn furniture
- Window glass
- Disposable diapers
- Flooring or carpet
- Loose clothing or shoes
- Rags
- Food waste
- Ribbon
- Bathroom waste
- Carbon paper
- Wax paper
- Styrofoam
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