1
Recycle
in Rollcart
PAPER
METAL
& Cardboard
YES:
YES:
Mixed waste paper, magazines and
catalogs, newspaper, telephone
books, junk mail, cereal boxes, paper
bags
Cardboard
Frozen food boxes, milk cartons and
juice boxes – Rinse out
Shredded paper – Place in paper bag
Gift wrap– No shiny foil wrapping
NO:
Scrap metal
Foil juice pouches
Aerosol cans
Recycle in
Glass Bin
Lids or caps
Microwave cookware
Food trays or lids
Plastic bags
Takeout containers
Cups, plates or utensils
Pill bottles
Styrofoam
GLASS
Bottles & Jars
YES:
Glass bottles and jars –
Remove lids and rinse
NO:
Light bulbs
Window, plate, or
mirror glass
Ceramics
3
Dairy tubs such as butter, cottage
cheese, sour cream
Yogurt cups
Plastic jugs such as milk, detergent,
fabric softener
Plastic jars such as peanut butter
containers
Plastic bottles such as water, soda,
shampoo
NO:
Tissue paper, toilet paper, paper
towels and napkins
Cardboard or paper that is waxed or
plastic coated
Paper cups or plates
Ice cream cartons
Frozen juice containers
Pizza boxes and other food soiled
paper and cardboard
Place
at Curb
Bottles & Tubs
YES:
Aluminum and tin cans
Soda cans
Aluminum foil – Must be clean
Pots and pans
NO:
2
PLASTIC
Please
have all
recyclables at
the curb by 6 am
and Please set
out only when full
Questions?
Ask LeMay:
www.lemayinc.com
360-736-4769
Please leave correct spacing between carts, bins, cans and other objects
(cars, mailboxes, basketball hoops). The trucks need room to pick up your containers.
AT LEAST 18 FT OVERHEAD
RECYCLE CART
GARBAGE
GLASS BIN
5 FT
What We
CAN’T
Recycle
3 FT
3 FT
5 FT
These items should NEVER be placed in your recycling cart or bin.
Plastic bags
Items contaminated with food
or other substances
Ceramic, porcelain, or china dishes
and cups
Styrofoam™ and other block foam
Wire clothes hangers
Batteries
Food waste
Containers that held toxic materials
(marked DANGER, WARNING,
or CAUTION)
Tires
Garbage