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PAPER
Good news; they take paperback books, window envelopes, magazines, wrapping paper, food boxes including pizza boxes but without food on it!
GLASS/PLASTIC
Did you know they ONLY accept glass and/or plastic bottles and jars AND you must remove the lids? Metal lids can be recycled but plastic caps can not. Take-out containers, yogurt containers, and household glass are NOT taken by the city for recycling and must go in the trash.
METAL
More good news; they take anything made of all or mostly metal like kitchen utensils, pots and pans, metal hangers, keys, small metal appliances...
3 comments:
fyi--whole foods collects #5 plastics (typically yogurt & take-out containers) as well as brita water pitcher filters.
http://www.preserveproducts.com/recycling/gimme5locations.html
wow! thanks so much for this info :O)
Recycling is so confusing here! I have the cling film NYC recycling instructions near my recycling. I wish they'd have a version of the instructions with the plastic number codes. Not all yogurt and take-out containers feel like non-recyclable plastic and I feel so bad for throwing them away.
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