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Curbside Recycling

Recycling reduces garbage, and is provided at a modest charge to subscribing households. (Subscribe to recycling collection or call 509 662-4591.) There is no limit on the amount of clean recycling you can set out for collection. Put recycling that doesn't fit in your blue cart in cardboard boxes (limit 3'x3'x3'), not plastic bags.

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Recycling and preventing waste can sometimes reduce garbage enough for residents to order a smaller garbage container for a lower rate.


Important!

Empty clean recyclables out of bags and boxes and put them loose in your cart so that they can be easily identified and sorted at the recycling center. Clean paper bags and cardboard boxes are recyclable. Just put them in your cart after you empty them. Recyclables in bags may be mistaken for garbage at the sorting center.

NO plastic bags in recycling. (Reuse or recycle at grocery stores) - Plastic Recycling Yes & No

NO shredded paper in recycling. Paper mills don't want shredded paper and shredded paper is difficult to sort from other recyclables. More

No caps or lids on bottles. Caps and lids are not recyclable and contaminate other recyclables at the sorting center. More

There is no limit on the amount of clean recycling you can set out for collection. Put recycling that doesn’t fit in your bins in additional recycling bins, cardboard boxes (limit 2'x2'x2'), or paper bags marked "recycling".

Recycling Yes & No

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Where Do Recyclables Go?
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City Inside/Out: Zero Waste

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Battle of the Bags: Paper versus Plastic

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Investigators: Some plastic getting greenwashed


Some recycling dos & don'ts

Combined bottles, cans, paper and cardboard collected from residences and businesses, as well as debris from construction and demolition projects are sorted at Waste Management's Cascade Recycling Center in Woodinville. The center employs advanced technologies from the US and Europe, and ships the sorted commodities to domestic and Pacific Rim markets for use in new products.

No shredded paper in recycling, please! (OK layered with food and yard waste) More

No plastic bags in recycling, please! (Reuse or recycle at grocery stores) More

No needles or syringes in recycling, please! More (Medwaste Tracker)


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Other Recycling Resources in Chelan County


Waste Prevention Is Even Better Than Recycling!

Waste Prevention Before you buy, use or discard an item, ask yourself:

Reduce: Can I buy this product with less packaging?
Reuse: Can I or someone else use this again?
Recycle: Can I recycle this after I use it?
Buy Recycled: Can I get this item with recycled content?





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