Did you know that kitty litter and egg cartons can be recycled into paper? Or how about old trophies, motor oil and cell phones can be recycled with your newspapers, plastic bottles and soda cans? Whether you’re new to recycling or know the difference between No. 1 and No. 6 plastics, this useful guide is a helpful reminder of what can be recycled to help you go green.
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I think you may have forgotten to mention a biggie. You can junk cars! People don’t realize how big of a negative effect an old car can have on its surroundings. Fluids leak and kill vegetation among many other environmentally damaging effects. In addition, a junkyard will generally dispose of the fluids in an environmentally respectful manner. I also want to add that In my opinion, the biggest recycle contribution can come from regular households who just need some awareness for another garbage bin for recycle purposes. Thanx for the tips.
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Cartons, juice boxes and similar packages actually CAN be recycled for over 42% of households in the US – and that number is growing every month. These households can toss their cartons into their bin along with the rest of their recyclables.