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Recyclable Materials List
No need to sort recyclables
There is no need to organize your recyclable materials in the designated wheeled
bin. It is important to remove any possible contaminants from containers, paper
and cardboard.
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MATERIALS ACCEPTED
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MATERIALS NOT
ACCEPTED
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Put these materials in
the blue bin
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Put these materials in the grey bin along with your
household garbage
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Cellulose fibres
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- Newspapers
- Circulars, magazines
- Gift wrap
- Sheets of paper and envelopes
- Cereal, frozen food, shoe and detergent boxes, etc.
- Corrugated and plain cardboard
- Cardboard tubes and rolls
- Paper bags
- Books, phone books
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Paper/cardboard that is soiled or greasy, waxed paper,
carbon paper
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Toilet paper, paper towel, tissues, stickers and wall
paper
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Photo paper, metallic gift wrap
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Padded envelopes, composite items (e.g. binders) and
diapers
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| Glass containers |
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- Mirrors and flat glass (e.g. window panes)
- Dishes, porcelain and pottery (whole or fragments)
- Crystal
- Pyrex
- Electric lightbulbs, fluorescent tubes
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| Plastic containers |
- Bottles of any colour and having contained any type of liquid, including
shampoo and detergent
- Food and soft drink containers
- Yoghurt, margarine and shortening containers, etc.
- All plastic caps and lids
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- No. 6 plastic, styrofoam
- Paint and motor oil containers
- Toothpaste tubes and pumps
- Rubber products (garden hoses, boots, etc.)
- Composite objects (toys, tools, etc.)
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| Milk and juice containers |
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Milk and juice cartons, and any other rigid, multi-layer
beverage packaging, such as Tetra Paks (e.g. Del Monte juice and small
juice boxes)
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Hi-Pa containers (e.g. Oasis juice)
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| Plastic bags and flexible plastic packaging |
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Plastic grocery and shopping bags
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Dry cleaning bags
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Bread and pastry bags (free of greasy residue)
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Clean bags from food products, outside packaging from
milk bags, paper towel packaging, etc.
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Soiled plastic wrap
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Waxed inner bags from cereal or cracker boxes
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Chip and other snack bags (greasy)
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Stretch wrap from pt, meat, cheese, etc.
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Tarps, pool covers, awnings
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| Metal |
- Food cans
- Caps and lids
- Unsoiled aluminum foil, plates and cans
- Metal household items (pots and pans, etc.)
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- Batteries*
- Paint, paint stripper and aerosol cans*
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| * Dangerous household wastes must not
be disposed of with recyclables nor with household wastes. Consult the Dangerous
householod waste list and bring them during the special
dangerous household waste collections. |

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