What is single stream recycling?
Everything you wanted to know about "single stream" recycling but were afraid to ask! CSI uses a process for recycling that allows for the mixing of recycle material. Here's the straight scoop on what can go into those new recycle bins:
Single-stream recycling is the mixing of all recyclable materials into a single container for collection and processing. The following are acceptable items for the single-stream recycling program:Items that should not be recycled include the following:
- Cardboard boxes
- Paper: office paper, magazines, phone books, newspapers, various colored papers, packing paper, and folders without binding
- Cans: aluminum and bimetal (tin)
- Bottles: clear, brown, and green food and beverage containers
- Plastics: recycling resin codes 1 through 7 (look for a number inside the recycle triangle on the bottom of the container)
- Paper towels, napkins, or tissues
- Bound books or reports
- Beverage glasses or tempered glass, such as window glass
- Cellophane, shrink wrap, or packing materials, such as Styrofoam, “peanuts,” or bubble wrap
- Any containers that held hazardous materials, such as motor oil, paints or thinners, or household chemicals
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