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Recycling
What to Recycle
Red Igloo — #2 HDPE Clear Plastic Containers
Do
- Place only CLEAR plastic containers with the #2 recycling symbol in the igloo
- Include clear milk and water jugs
- Remove the caps and rinse the containers
- Crush the containers to save space in the igloo
Do Not
- Place white, “light-block” milk jugs in the red igloo &mdash these should be placed in the Blue igloo with colored plastic containers (white is a color)
- Place any type of lid or cover in the igloos — these are normally made from a different type of plastic
Blue Igloo — #2 Colored Plastic Containers
Do
- Place only COLORED, narrow-mouth plastic containers with the #2 symbol in the igloo
- Include detergent, bleach, shampoo, dish liquid, and white light-block milk containers
- Remove the caps and rinse the containers
- Crush the containers to save space in the igloo
Do Not
- Include wide mouth containers such as whipped cream, plastic coffee cans, or butter, regardless of the #2 recycling symbol. The plastic resins in these containers are different and these items unfortunately are not accepted by our markets.
Yellow Igloo — Newspaper
Do
- Include newspapers, telephone books, and newspaper inserts
- Please leave loose
Do Not
- Include any other paper; such as office paper, cardboard, magazines or mail
- Tie, bundle, or put bags in the igloo
Green Igloo — Magazines & Catalogs
Do
- Include all magazines and catalogs
- Please leave loose
Do Not
- Include any other paper, such as office paper, cardboard, newspaper, or mail
- Tie, bundle, or put bags in the igloo
Gray Igloo — Tin Cans
Do
- Include food cans, empty aerosol cans, cat food cans, etc.
- Rinse the cans clean
- Labels are acceptable
Do Not
- Include aluminum cans, aluminum foil, or food trays
- Please do not put bags in the igloo