Mixed paper and cardboard: in the big green and blue containers. (NO PAPER CUPS, they cannot be recycled.)
Batteries: in offices.
Toner cartridges
Office paper, magazines, junk mail, newspaper, computer paper, notebook paper, phone books, paperback books, construction paper, brown paper bags, milk or juice cartons (including gable top and aseptic containers). Paper should be clean – no food.
Cardboard boxes, food boxes (Boxes should be clean – no food or grease). All boxes should be broken down.
Drink bottles and their caps, detergent and cleaner bottles and their caps, yogurt/cottage cheese and other dairy "tubs" and their lids (please empty containers) and plastic trays, such as the lunchable type containers.
Empty food and drink cans, empty aerosol cans, foils and trays, metal lids.
Empty glass bottles and jars. No metal lids (place metal lids in metal bin). All glass colors can be commingled.
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