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What Goes in the Recycling Container?


To request deskside recycling containers call us at 425-778-6508, email us or fill out the Online Form.

Yes
Place these items in the Green Recycling Container
Plastic Containers PaperPaper
  • Paper, junk mail, computer and copy paper, catalogs, envelopes (windows ok) magazines, newspaper, ream wrappers, telephone books, paper boxes with liners, gift wrap without foil or ribbon.
  • Cardboard (flattened)
  • Plastic coated paper drink boxes (soy and juice, rinsed), frozen food boxes (clean), milk cartons (rinsed), juice cartons and ice cream cartons (flattened and no lids)*
Plastic milk jug Plastic Containers Plastics
  • Plastic bottles and jugs
    Empty and rinsed.
  • Scrap metals (size limit: 2' x 2' x 1'',
    35 lbs max)
    No sharp or greasy scrap metal.
Scrap MetalsAluminum cans Metals
  • Aluminum cans (rinsed), clean aluminum foil, aluminum food containers (no food residue)
  • Scrap metals, less than 2’ in any direction and less than 35 lbs. in weight per item (no wood, rubber, plastic or other contaminants)
  • Tin cans (rinsed and labels removed)
Glass Glass
  • Bottles and jars of any color (rinsed and no lids)
* Not sure if a carton or box is plastic-coated? Use the scratch and tear test. If you scratch it and see wax, throw it into the Garbage. If you tear it and see a thin layer of plastic-coated paper, rinse, flatten and recycle!


No
Do not put in the Recycling Container
Aerosol Cans Aerosol Cans Carbon Paper Carbon Paper CDs
CDs
Ceramics or Dishes Ceramics or Dishes
No Construction/Landscape Debris Construction Debris
Please see information on disposal options for construction debris.
Clothing, Linens or Rags Clothing, Linens
or Rags
No Dirt, Rock or Sod
Dirt, Rocks or Sod
Empty Motor Oil Cans
Empty Motor Oil Containers
Click here to find out how to dispose of hazardous wastes
Empty Paint Cans
Empty Paint Cans
Greasy Car Parts
Greasy Car Parts
Waxed Paper or Cartons
Waxed Paper or Cartons
Lids or Bottle Caps
Lids or Bottle Caps
No Liquids Liquids
Mirrors or Window Glass
Mirrors or Window Glass
Paper Towels, Plates or Napkins
Paper Towels, Plates or Napkins
Food-contaminated plastics or aluminum
Plastics or Aluminum with food contamination
Waxed Cardboard
Plastic or Waxed Cardboard
Plastic take-out containers, trays, cups, plates or utensils
Plastic cups, plates or utensils
Styrofoam Containers or Packaging Peanuts
Styrofoam Containers or Packaging Peanuts
Tissue or Foil Wrapping Paper
Tissue or Foil Wrapping Paper
Tissues or Toilet Paper
Tissues or Toilet Paper
Toxic Containers
Toxic Containers
Click here to find out how to dispose of hazardous wastes.
 


No - Hazardous Waste
Hazardous waste items require special handling.
Call 425-338-3425 for proper disposal information.

Do not put in the Recycling Container

Batteries Batteries
Batteries require special handling and should not be put in the garbage.
Flourescent Tubes or Light Bulbs
Flourescent Tubes or Light Bulbs
Fluorescent bulbs and tubes require special handling. Please visit the Snohomish County website for disposal options.
     

Reviewed the list, and still not sure?

Check out the list of What Goes in the Garbage? and What is Commercial Landscape Debris?, or call 425-778-6508.


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