Paper bags lined with plastic that contain pet food, cat litter, coffee and other products.The fibers are impregnated with moisture-resistant plastic to keep them from disintegrating or becoming contaminated with food.

Frozen food boxes such as butter boxes, ice cream containers, take-out containers.Do not include these items in your recycling container Aseptic boxes are a combination of plastic, metal and paper, and milk and juice cartons, also known as 'gable-top' containers, contain a moisture barrier. Rinse thoroughly no need to flatten.Įven though milk cartons and aseptics are not 100% paper, there are specific markets for these materials so they can be recycled curbside.

Milk cartons and juice or soup boxes (called aseptic boxes).

Shredded paper. Place shredded paper inside a paper bag before placing in your recycling container.

Miscellaneous paper. Copier and printer paper, fax paper, construction paper stationery, file folders, note paper, computer paper, brochures, coupons, Post-it notes.

Paper towel and tissue cores with all paper and tissue removed.

Cards. No foil, glitter or plastic coating.

No foil, glitter, plastic coating or tape.

Boxes from cereal, cracker, cookie and shoe boxes (also known as 'brown board,' 'grey board,' or 'chip board').

Do not cut them any smaller than 1 foot square. Flatten cardboard boxes and cut up any boxes larger than 3 feet in any direction.

Corrugated cardboard (a wavy layer between two flat layers).

Newspaper, including ads and other paper inserts.

These items are OK in your recycling container

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Polishes, cleaners or waxes, automotive.

Polishes and waxes, wood furniture and floors.

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