| Cans |
Recycle aluminum beverage cans, steel and metal food cans. Aluminum foil, pie
plates and empty aerosol cans may also be included now. Rinse out cans and
put the lids inside. |
| Glass |
Recycle
glass containers of any color. Remove the lids and rinse bottles and jars. |
| Plastic |
Recycle
plastic soft drink and detergent bottles, milk and water jugs, food containers,
shampoo and other personal care item containers. Remove caps and rinse containers. |
| Used
Motor Oil & Oil Filters |
Recycle
oil and oil filters from cars and other vehicles.
Please ask the convenience center attendants for instructions. |
| Yard
Waste |
Brush
from yards, grass clippings, leaves, small limbs (less than 6" in diameter).
Unpainted and untreated wood is also accepted in the yard waste containers at
the convenience centers. |
| Cardboard |
All
corrugated cardboard that is not wax coated. This includes cereal boxes,
cracker and cookie boxes, or pizza boxes. Flatten empty boxes before recycling.
Do not include any plastic bags that are inside the boxes for product freshness. |
| Scrap
Metal |
Dishwashers,
refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, dryers, water heaters, bicycles and other
scrap metals. |
| Batteries |
Recycle
car, light truck and marine (lead acid) batteries. Ask attendant for instructions.
Ni-Cad batteries can be recycled by giving them to a convenience center attendant. |
| Newspapers,
Magazines, Phone Books and Soft Cover Books |
Place
clean newspapers, magazines, phone books and soft cover books in the same receptacle. |
| E-Waste,
Electronics such as televisions and computers |
If your equipment still works, ask you're your parents to try giving it to a Salvation
Army store or other location where it might be utilized. |
|
Non-Recyclable
Waste
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| Household
Waste |
Place household garbage in the compactor for disposal. |
| Bulk
Waste |
Place
furniture, televisions, mattresses, chairs, sofas, toys, shades, and blinds in
the container labeled bulk waste or ask the attendant for information.
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