Behold: The Rules to Recycling
Check out the latest rules that will help you become the best of the best at recycling.
PAPER
PAPER MACKAY
The rules for paper are worth writing down (on paper you’ll want to keep).
CARDBOARD
CARLOS CARDBOARD
The rules to recycling cardboard are not really out-of-the-box thinking.
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- Proper recycling practices protect the environment — and recycling workers - Proper recycling practices — as encouraged by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) through its “Know It Before You Throw It” education campaign — are not only good for the environment and economy. They’re also important for the safety of people who work at any materials recovery facility (MRF) throughout the state where… READ MORE
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Hiya, it’s Paper MacKay! When spring cleaning, you’re bound to find paperwork and mail that's been taking up space around the home. Keep your paper clean and dry. Also, it’s OK to recycle an occasional staple or paper clip. For more recycling rules, visit http://bit.ly/3XYlI9y.
Are you looking to declutter your kitchen and part ways with any glass cookware? Unfortunately, cooking glass like Pyrex is not recyclable. Look for opportunities to donate or gift your cookware if it’s in good condition!
Not sure what to do with the collection of plastic bags you find when cleaning out your hallway closet, car or kitchen cabinet? We're here for you! Plastic bags tangle and melt easily in recycling machinery, so remember to drop them off at a grocery store or retailer near you.
