How to Recycling

How to Recycle

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First
Find recycling programs or centers in your community.

You can go to http://earth911.org/ to find recycling programs and centers near you.

Picture courtesy of Earth 911

Second
Search what type of items can be recycled in your community, and then decide a location for each type.

You can make bins that separate recyclable items and non-recyclable items. Make sure that items go to right location. For example, if the items go to A place put an A on bin so you can identify what items should go to A place.

Recycling Bin
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Third
-Most important-
Make sure that you leave your bins in an appropriate area.

Recycling Bin on a curb
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How to Recycle Bottles
This video shows you how to recycle plastic bottles, and shows you what happens to those recycled bottles.

Things that you can recycle
• Antifreeze
• Batteries
• Books, Newspaper, magazine, and Phone books
• Car Batteries
• Motor Oil
• Cell Phones and PDA's
• Computers
• Toys
• Fluorescent bulbs
• Aerosol cans
• Aluminum cans
• Aluminum foil, clean
• Beverage cans
• Brochures
• Cardboard Cereal boxes
• Computer paper
• Food cans
• Glass bottles and jars
• Laundry bottles
• Ledger paper
• Newspaper
• Paper
• Plastic bottles
• Tin cans
• Tissue boxes
• Used envelopes
• Wrapping paper
• Junk mail

Things that you can not recycle
• Shredded Paper
• Carbon Paper
• Carbon Forms
• Binders
• Thermal Fax Paper
• Blue line Blueprints
• Tyvek (Fed Ex Type Envelops)
• Typewriter Ribbons
• Copier or Printer Cartridges
• Trash or Garbage

References



	How to Recycle Picture courtesy of iStock Photo First Find recycling programs or centers in your community. You can go to http://earth911.org/ to find recycling programs and centers near you. Picture courtesy of Earth 911 Second Search what type of items can be recycled in your community, and then decide a location for each type. You can make bins that separate recyclable items and non-recyclable items. Make sure that items go to right location. For example, if the items go to A place put an A on bin so you can identify what items should go to A place. Picture courtesy of iStock Photo Third -Most important- Make sure that you leave your bins in an appropriate area. Picture courtesy of iStock Photo How to Recycle Bottles This video shows you how to recycle plastic bottles, and shows you what happens to those recycled bottles. Things that you can recycle • Antifreeze • Batteries • Books, Newspaper, magazine, and Phone books • Car Batteries • Motor Oil • Cell Phones and PDA's • Computers • Toys • Fluorescent bulbs • Aerosol cans • Aluminum cans • Aluminum foil, clean • Beverage cans • Brochures • Cardboard Cereal boxes • Computer paper • Food cans • Glass bottles and jars • Laundry bottles • Ledger paper • Newspaper • Paper • Plastic bottles • Tin cans • Tissue boxes • Used envelopes • Wrapping paper • Junk mail Things that you can not recycle • Shredded Paper • Carbon Paper • Carbon Forms • Binders • Thermal Fax Paper • Blue line Blueprints • Tyvek (Fed Ex Type Envelops) • Typewriter Ribbons • Copier or Printer Cartridges • Trash or Garbage References Back to top