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| Type of Plastic |
Recycle or Trash? |
|---|---|
| Black Trash Bags |
Trash |
| Bubble Wrap | Recycle With Grocery Bags |
| Buckets/Tubs | Trash |
| Coffee Canisters | Recycle |
| Laundry Detergent Bottles and Jugs, No. 2 plastic | Recycle |
| Milk Crates, plastic Shipping Pallets and Plastic Crates | Trash or donate |
| Milk jugs | Recycle with No. 2 plastics |
| Plastic Bottles and Jars, Number 1 | Recycle |
| Plastic Bottles and Jars, Number 2 | Recycle |
| Plastic Food Containers Number 1 (eg: "clamshells," berry packaging, salad containers) |
Trash |
| Plastic Number 3 through 7 | Trash |
| Plastic Food Wrap | Recycle With Grocery Bags |
| Plastic Packaging - Stretchy | Recycle With Grocery Bags |
| Plastic Packaging - Not stretchy (eg: potato chip bags, salad bags, product packaging) | Trash |
| Sandwich Bags | Recycle With Grocery Bags |
| Styrofoam, styrofoam packing 'peanuts' | Trash |
| Yogurt Containers | Trash |
If you are able to stretch the plastic with your finger then you are able to recycle it with the grocery bags.
All these materials should be placed in the bin marked plastic grocery bags and not with the plastic bottles.
If small and loose, like individual grocery bags, please contain and combine these materials into plastic bags – doing so will help us to bale this material, as well as make it much less likely for these materials to blow away from the recycling bins.