Disposal guide

Disposal method: Garbage

Loose bottle caps should be bagged and put in the garbage.

Do not place caps loose into your recycling cart. They are too small to be properly sorted by themselves. They will fall through the sorting equipment and end up in the glass where they will be thrown away by the glass processor.

To recycle metal bottle caps, put them inside a metal soup can and pinch the top so they cannot fall out.

Disposal method: Large recyclable item pick up, Drop-off

• South Transfer Station with a voucher

Disposal method: Hazardous waste

Items marked Caution, Caustic, Corrosive, Danger, Flammable, Poison, Volatile, or Warning are considered hazardous waste.

Empty containers should be put in the garbage.

Disposal method: Garbage

Bag and put in or set next to your garbage cart with a sign that says "for Solid Waste". Plexi-glass is made of a non-recyclable type of plastic.

• drinking glasses and ceramics
• window glass and mirrors
• bakeware and Pyrex™
• decorative glass (vases, candle holders)

Disposal method: Garbage

Donate usable bags. If not usable, bag and put in your garbage cart. Some donation centers accept reusable bags. 

Only take a reusable shopping bag if needed. Be sure to buy high-quality reusable bags that won't break easily.