Look for a whole new fleet of green Penn Waste recycling trucks now on the streets! What does this mean for Penn Waste customers? Paper products may be put in recycling bins with containers. Just be sure paper is covered by heavier material so it doesn't blow away! Penn Waste will accept any size of cardboard if it is flattened. Check out the list below to learn how to recycle successfully. | |
Paper, Paperboard & Cardboard
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Recycle These Items: Cardboard boxes Pizza boxes Food boxes (i.e. cereal & jello boxes) Paper towel & toilet paper rolls Paperboard packaging (i.e. tissue boxes) Offi ce paper (any color) Shredded paper Newspaper & inserts Magazines & catalogs Junk mail & envelopes Paper bags Phone books | Prepare: 1.Remove all packaging (styrofoam, peanuts, plastic, bubble wrap, plastic liners, etc.). 2. Flatten ALL boxes. 3. Cover loose paper with heavier containers to prevent it from blowing away. NOT ACCEPTABLE Plastic bags Food soiled material |
Containers
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Recycle These Items: Plastics #1-#7 plastics with necks smaller than their bases
Glass Clear, brown, & green glass food and beverage containers
Metal Cans Aluminum beverage cans Steel food and beverage cans Aerosol cans
| Prepare: 1. Remove caps/lids. 2. Rinse thoroughly. 3. It is okay to leave on labels & neck rings. NOT ACCEPTABLE Plastic tubs, cups, trays, & bags Broken glass Windows, mirrors, ceramics, & light bulbs Drinking glasses Aluminum foil Scrap metal |







