Acceptable

Newspapers

Advertising Supplements

Note : Supplements that come in the newspapers can stay with the newspapers when recycled.

Not Acceptable

Magazines

Catalogs

Phone Books

Unwanted Residential Mail

Envelopes

Books

Cereal Boxes

Anything With Glue

Acceptable

Time

Newsweek

National Geographic, Etc

Not Acceptable

TV Guide, Reader’s Digest Tabloids

Phone books

Acceptable

Soda bottles

Beer bottles

Juice containers

Ketchup bottles

Wine & liquor bottles

Food containers

Note : Put blue tinted bottles in with the green bottles.

Not Acceptable

Drinking glasses

Window glass

Light bulbs,

Mirrors, Crystal

Heat resistant ovenware

Clay flower pots

Ceramic cups & plates

Acceptable

Computer paper

Typing paper

Writing paper

Photocopy paper

Envelopes

Light pastel colored paper

File folders

Unwanted residential mail

Not Acceptable

Newspapers

Cardboard

Magazines

Books

Carbon paper/other sensitized paper

Blueprint paper

Film, Photographs,

Tape, Glue

Metal objects (staples are ok)

Acceptable

Food containers

Shampoo bottles

Milk jugs

Detergent bottles

Juice jugs

Yogurt containers

PET containers

#3, 4, 5, 7

Not Acceptable

Oil bottles

Toys

Laundry baskets

Styrofoam

Plastic Bags, etc.

#6 Food Grade (meat contaminated)

Acceptable

Boxes with staples

Brown paper sacks

Cereal boxes & Tissue boxes (remove liners)

Sacks with string

Not Acceptable

Wax-coated cardboard

Feed/seed sacks

Pop carriers

Anything with food scraps

Recycling Programs

Recycling Equipment

Brokerage

Marketing

Services

Fiber Fuel

Confidential Shredding