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Yellow: This is the bin for recycling, such as clean and empty glass bottle and jars, unshredded paper, plastic bottles (without lids), flattened cardboard and empty cans. Dark green: This bin is ...

If you have a few spare tote lids lying around, consider repurposing them into one or more of the 10 useful ways they can be ...

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As most NYC building owners are aware, since Nov. 12 all trash cans must have a secured lid. Otherwise ... 45.87 for a 35-gallon bin. There are similar prices for recycling bins: blue for ...

But finding uses for more obscure items, like parmesan cheese containers, can be a challenge. If you're hoping to skip recycling day for these caddies ... The shaker and pourer in the lid of a ...

Tossing takeout containers into the recycling bin feels like the right move, but looks can be deceiving. A lot of food ...

Here’s a guide to what you can and can’t put in your recycling bins, according to advice from the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation: ...

Overfilled bins outside homes with lids that cannot close may no longer ... to take any bags that will not fit into to rubbish and recycling centres or try to flatten them down – rather than ...

Mayor Brett P. Smiley and Councilman Jim Taylor announced a proposal to invest in Providence’s waste management ...

As more households see their refuse collection slashed in order to promote food and plastic recycling, consumers are asking how much of what they put in their green bins is actually recycled. The ...