Plastics
- Plastics #1 PET clamshells and other non-curbside, clear #1 plastic items
- Plastics #2, 4, 5 and 6
- Styrofoam blocks or sheets, including Styrofoam packing peanuts, cups, meat trays and egg cartons
- Plastic bags including newspaper bags, Ziplock® and bread bags, bubble and shrink wrap
- Plastic utensils and straws
- Plastic screw-on caps of all sizes
- CD and casette tape cases
- Empty contact lens blister packs (with foil removed)
- Empty tape dispensers
- Plastic bread clips
Electronics
- Light bulbs (CFL and fluorescent tubes under 8 feet)
- Batteries
- Small appliances under 30 pounds
- Laptops, desk towers, cell phones and other small electronic items
- Power cords
- Holiday/string lights
- Cell phones including battery chargers, batteries and other accessories
Miscellaneous
- Wine corks
- Cereal bag liners
- Empty toothpaste tubes, floss containers and toothbrushes
- Ink jet and toner cartridges
- Empty deodorant containers (non-aerosol)
- Empty lipstick and chapstick containers
- Empty cosmetic compacts, mascara tubes, eyeliner and brow pencils
Plastics
- Bottles with neck smaller than base
(6 oz or larger) - Tubs (6 oz or larger)
- Plant pots (4 in or larger)
- Buckets (5 gal or smaller)
Paper
- Newspapers, magazines, catalogs and
phone books - Cardboard boxes (single pieces or bundles are limited to 36” in any direction; bundle with twine or tape)
- Scrap paper and junk mail
- Cartons: milk, juice, soup
- Shredded paper (must be in paper bag)
Metal
- Aluminum, including foil
- Tin and steel food cans
- Empty, dry, metal paint cans and empty aerosol cans
- Scrap metal smaller than 2″ inside cans
and crimp closed (metal lids, glass bottle lids, screws and nails)
Miscellaneous
- Motor oil
- Glass bottles and jars
