To Recycle or Not

Deank wrote:"would even carry the empty TP roll cardboard out to the recycle bin."

umm.. what would you use then when you run out of TP???

grumpy old man wrote:Now stop this... Here is the line:
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Please do not cross again.

IG Guy wrote:we need those toilets that wash your butt for you.

	plastic containers with a recycling triangle on the bottom, including all bottles, pails, tubs, and jugs aluminum drink cans steel (tin) food cans milk and juice cartons juice boxes
	newspapers and inserts, flyers and junk mail magazines, phone books, household paper, shredded paper and envelopes cardboard egg cartons and paper tubes flattened cardboard, no more than 1 metre in any direction, e.g., cereal, cracker, tissue, laundry, shoe and packing boxes
	glass jars and bottles (clear and coloured).

• plastic bags, plastic packaging and cellophane
  
• household
  hazardous waste containers, such as antifreeze, motor oil, and bleach –
  you can identify many hazardous waste products by the danger symbol,
  e.g., corrosive, explosive, poison and flammable
  
  
• aluminum foil or foil pie plates
  
• foil or foam takeout food containers
  
• foam packaging, foam egg cartons or foam meat trays
  
• mirrors, window glass or light bulbs
  
• drinking glasses, ceramics or cookware
  

• Don't tie materials together as the processing facility can't remove bags, string, wire, etc.
  
• Leave lids on containers, caps on bottles, staples in paper, labels on containers and windows in envelopes.
  
• Give your containers a quick rinse to get rid of bacteria and odours.
  
• Crush plastic bottles, milk jugs and milk and juice cartons to leave more room in your blue box.
  
• Leave enough space between your blue box and your garbage so the workers can tell what to pick up.
  
• Put your blue box out before 7:00 a.m. on your collection day.
  
• Put out only items that we can recycle.
  
• Remember, no plastic bags.
  Don't put plastic bags inside your blue box, don't put plastic bags
  outside your blue box and don't put your recyclable items in a plastic
  bag.