Webpieces into a puncture-resistant, non-breakable, sealed container (e.g. plastic tub, plastic pail, laundry detergent container etc.) Or wrap in two layers of paper and place in a tied bag. Label as 'sharps' with a permanent
Webputting the pieces into a puncture-resistant, non-breakable container (e.g. plastic tub, plastic pail, laundry detergent container, etc.) Or wrap in two layers of paper and place in a tied bag. Labels as 'sharps' with a permanent
Webcups Paper soup containers Frozen yogurt cups Special instructions Put plastic lids, cutlery and stir sticks in your black cart as garbage. Remove the cardboard sleeve for recycling If you have a compostable coffee cup, see ... Compostable Takeout Containers Why can't this be composted? Paper cups have a plastic lining to prevent the container from becoming soggy. To ensure we are creating the highest quality compost possible, leave this item out of your
Webcomposting. If the container has a glossy shine to it, it probably has a plastic lining. Rinse out any food residue before recycling the takeout box. If you have a contained labelled as "compostable", see Compostable Takeout Containers. Why can't this be composted? Takeout food boxes have a plastic lining to prevent the container from becoming soggy. To ensure we are creating the highest quality compost possible, leave this item out of your
Webputting them into a puncture-resistant, non-breakable container (e.g. plastic tub, plastic pail, laundry detergent container, etc.) Or wrap in two layers of paper and place in a tied bag. Labels as 'sharps' with a permanent
Webputting the pieces into a puncture-resistant, non-breakable container (e.g. plastic tub, plastic pail, laundry detergent container, etc.) Or wrap in two layers of paper and place in a tied bag. Label as "sharps" with a permanent
Web ... Recycle empty and clean plastic clamshell containers marked with a recycling symbol 1-7: In your blue cart At a community recycling depot Clamshells are often used for salad kits ... containers able to be recycled? Some people might remember the 2019 Calgary plastic clamshell container situation. This resulted in 2,000 tonnes of stored clamshell material having to be landfilled due to a lack of markets. But
WebPackage items safely in a puncture-resistant, non-breakable container (e.g. plastic tub, plastic pail, laundry detergent container) Or wrap in two layers of paper and place in a tied bag. Label as 'sharps' with a permanent marker