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Newspaper: All newspaper and any
inserts may be deposited at the newspaper window.
Mixed Paper and Magazines: All other house hold paper, junk mail,
envelopes, computer paper, shredded paper, magazines, cereal boxes, rice
board, all non corrugated cardboard Etc.
#2 Plastics: These products will have a
#2 stamped on the bottom of the container. Examples: detergent
bottles, Mustard containers, some butter containers, Etc. These must be
rinsed, crushed, and flattened
Milk Jugs: All milk jug type
products including the "light Block" type. These must be rinsed,
crushed and flattened.
Clear #1 plastic: These
containers are marked PETE and include: Soda Bottles, condiment containers,
Etc. These will vary in color from clear to green to brown. These must be
rinsed, crushed, and flattened.
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Aluminum
Cans:
Aluminum cans, excluding cat food cans.
Vermont Returnable: Any container that is labeled
as “Vt. 5 cent deposit”.
Tin Cans:
All other type metal containers. These will go into the plastic gaylords in front and to the left of the counter.
Cardboard: Cardboard must be
cleaned dry and flattened. We can accept all types of cardboard except wax
coated cardboard. Cardboard goes into the bin at west end of the
recycling building. Pizza boxes are not accepted as they contain oils that
will contaminate the bale, these can be deposited with regular trash.*
Glass: All glass products are to
be put into the pit on the southwest corner of the building, next to the
metal pit we can take glass bottles, porcelain sinks and toilets (all metal
must be removed), plates, and window glass.
All other household
trash will go into the compactor out in front.
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