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  • Recyclable Materials
  • Recyclable Materials
    From "Talking Dirty With the Queen of Clean"
    episode DQOC-108


    Have you ever wondered exactly what items are recyclable or made from recyclable materials? Here are a couple of lists that may come in handy when you're in doubt.
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    Recyclable Materials

    • Plastics. Some drink containers from fast-food restaurants are not recyclable but can be reused (figure A).

    • Glass.

    • Aluminum and bimetal cans.

    • Magazines and paper.

    • Containers made of uncoated paper. Shiny boxes contain a plastic that cannot be recycled.

    • Plastic bags.

    • Printer cartridges.

    Products Made From Recycled Materials

    • "Lumber" park benches are made from recycled plastic bags.

    • Some types of carpet, clothing and shoes are made from recycled soda bottles (figure B).

    • Mulch can be made from recycled tires (figure C).

    • Shingles can be made from recycled beverage containers.

  • Tile can be made from recycled glass and ceramics.

  • Roofing can be made from recycled cellulose fibers and new asphalt.

    In some communities you don't even have to sort your recyclables: just put them in a container and leave them at the curb for pickup. Check with your local solid-waste program to see how trash is turned into treasure in your community.

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