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How to dispose of coffee and hot chocolate canisters (mixed material)

Web /cardboard body, metal bottom and/or rim and foil lining. Recycle the plastic lid from canisters in your blue cart. Common containers and canisters include: Beverage powder mix canisters Iced tea powder canisters Ground coffee

How to recycle residential solar panels

Web with a thin film of photovoltaic material on a substrate such as glass, plastic or metal Examples include: Residential solar panels RV solar panels Solar panel lights for gardens, posts, fences and pathways Special instructions

How to recycle metal food and beverage cans

Web the empty tin can and squeeze the top closed (see image). Cans with a plastic lid: remove the lid and recycle both items separately. Paper labels are ok to leave on. Take pop and other drink cans to an albertadepot.ca for

How to dispose of personal hygiene items

Web Hygiene products may also be made of a mix of organic and synthetic fibres, plastic or manufactured products that will not breakdown during the composting process. To ensure we're creating the highest quality compost possible,

How to recycle pizza boxes

Web and food scraps in your green cart. Put dipping sauce containers and plastic pegs into your black cart. Community recycling depot locations listed below: Top photo: Clean pizza boxes (some grease is ok) go in the blue bin

How to dispose of multi-material packaging

Web packaging or mixed material packaging are often made up of a mix of paper/plastic/foil. As the materials are not easily separated, they are not acceptable for recycling.

How to properly dispose of COVID-19 infected waste

Web decontaminated, put your recyclables in loose (unbagged) except for bagged plastic bags and bagged shredded paper. Green cart – food scraps and yard waste All food scraps and yard waste can be composted and must be bagged in certified
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