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Check out the post below for some helpful tips on what is recyclable and what isn't! Happy recycling ♻️HERE'S YOUR FRIENDLY REMINDER THAT THIS SIGN: "♻" DOES ✨NOT✨MEAN SOMETHING IS RECYCLABLE! 🙅You've seen this symbol "♻" known as "chasing arrows" on all sorts of plastic things. You may think it means something is recyclable...or is made from recyclable materials. Unfortunately, it's never that straightforward.This symbol with a number in the middle tells you what type of resin - or plastic - the item is made out of. This means it can give you a CLUE as to whether or not it's recyclable. Some numbers - like #1 are often (but not always - we're looking at you clamshell food containers) recyclable. Other numbers, like #6 (eg. styrofoam cups) or #7 (eg. cell phone cases) are very difficult to process and therefore rarely accepted. WHAT TO DO?1. ASK your transfer station worker or sanitation worker to see if it's recyclable2. CHECK your town or city's website - look under "public works" to find information about recycling rules in your town3. WHEN IN DOUBT, THROW IT OUT! You can turn otherwise good recyclables into trash by tossing a non-recyclable item in. If you're not sure if something is recyclable and you can't get an answer through steps 1 and 2, then toss your item in the trash to avoid possibly contaminating a whole bunch of recyclables.#nrrarecycleright #nrrarecycles #RecycleRight #recycle ... See MoreSee Less

Joseph Bellavance III

Moe Boucher [Retired]

Kevin Daigle

John Dumais (Retired)

Andy Harris

Larry Melanson (Retired)

Tim Merrill

Benjamin Piche

Wes Elmer [Retired]

Scott A. Schaier