Polyethylene terephthalate
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Yes, Recycle in your cart. |
Single-use food grade items, which include water and soda bottles. For one-time use ONLY.
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High-density polyethylene
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YES, RECYCLE IN YOUR CART.
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Food grade items, which include milk jugs, shampoo bottles, and detergent bottles.
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Polyvinyl Chloride
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No, do not recycle. Put non-construction debris in the trash.*The City does not collect construction debris!* |
Hard plastics such as pipes, mailboxes, medical supplies, and vinyl house siding.
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Low-density Polyethylene
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NO, do not recycle. You can recycle film plastics at your local grocery store or put these in the trash.
| Film plastics. Such as plastic shopping bags, bread bags, and produce bags.
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Polypropylene
| YES, RECYCLE IN YOUR CART.
| Food safe plastics. This type of plastic is commonly used to make ketchup bottles and yogurt tubs. |
Polystyrene/styrofoam
| No, do not recycle. Put these items in the trash.
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Styrofoam packing material has little to no value in the recycling market.
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OTHER
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Bring #7 Bulky Plastics to the Recycling Drop-off (RDC) Center for Proper Disposal.
| Hard and durable plastics. Bulky items, such as furniture, large toys, and coolers. |