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It also notes that other recyclable plastics include beverage and detergent jugs and food containers.","Answer",{"name":105,"@type":100,"acceptedAnswer":106},"What glass items are not accepted for recycling?",{"text":107,"@type":103},"The sheet states not to recycle window glass, porcelain, or glass that is not food-related, and to remove caps/lids. It also lists dishware, vases, and window glass under landfill categories.",{"name":109,"@type":100,"acceptedAnswer":110},"How should residents handle batteries and medication disposal?",{"text":111,"@type":103},"Batteries must not be placed in waste bins and should be disposed of as hazardous waste to prevent fires and protect waste workers. Medication disposal includes over-the-counter and prescription medicines, and the sheet instructs scanning a QR code for medication preparation and free disposal sites.","https://schema.org",{"og:url":78,"og:type":114,"og:title":59,"og:site_name":86,"og:description":61},"article",{"robots":116,"canonical":78},"index,follow",{"doc_id":118,"site_id":56},573355,1791937846,{"code":4,"msg":5,"data":121},{"doc_id":118,"user_id":122,"nickname":83,"user_avatar":60,"doc_module":9,"category_id":35,"category_name":36,"doc_title":59,"doc_description":61,"doc_content":123,"file_id":124,"file_url":125,"file_type":126,"file_size":127,"view_count":4,"is_deleted":4,"is_public":9,"is_downloadable":9,"audit_status":9,"page_count":73,"language":128,"language_code":57,"site_id":56,"html_lang":57,"table_of_contents":129,"faqs":130,"seo_title":131,"seo_description":61,"update_tm":119,"read_time":9},8796093062539,"RECYCLING CHEAT SHEET  \nRECYCLABLE  \nPLASTICS  \n*Keep caps on plastic beverage containers  \n• Plastics number 1 (PET) as bottles or clamshells  \n• Plastics numbers 2 (HDPE)  \n• Plastics numbers 5 (PP)  \n• Recyclable plastics include, but are not limited to:  \n– Beverage & detergent jugs  \n– Food containers  \n– Soda, juice, & water bottles  \nMETALS  \n• Aluminum foil & pie tins (clean)  \n• Scrap metal  \n• Steel cans, dishware, etc.  \n• Tin & aluminum cans  \nPAPER (clean & dry)  \n• Envelopes  \n• File folders (paper only)  \n• Junk mail & magazines  \n• Newspaper  \n• Paper (white & mixed color)  \n• Paper grocery bags  \n• Telephone books  \n• Acceptable (but may not be recycled)  \n– Cereal boxes (no plastic insert)  \n– Egg cartons (paper only & clean)  \n– Frozen food boxes  \n– Soup, milk,& juice cartons  \nCARDBOARD (or similar)  \n• Cardboard & corrugated boxes  \n• Pizza boxes (clean sections only)  \nGLASS  \n*No window glass, porcelain, or non-food related glass. Please remove caps/lids.  \n• Amber, green, & mixed-color glass  \n• Clear food glass jars  \n• Soda, tea, & liquor bottles  \nNo Liquids or Food In Recyclables  \nLANDFILL  \nFOOD WRAPPERS/CONTAINERS  \n• Candy & protein bar wrappers  \n• Chip bags  \n• Disposable coffee cups & lids  \n• Juice & food pouches  \n• Bags with a mix of metal & plastic  \nGLASS/PORCELAIN  \n• Dishware  \n• Flower pots  \n• Incandescent light bulbs  \n• Porcelain  \n• Vases & glass figurines  \n• Window glass  \nPAPER  \n• All receipts  \n• Facial tissue, toilet paper, or wipes  \n• Gift wrap with plastic or metal  \n• Hardback books  \n• Laminated or plastic coated paper  \n• Padded or Tyvek-type envelopes  \n• Photographs  \nPLASTICS  \n• All plastics \\#3 & \\#6 (hard & foam)  \n• All black plastics  \n• Plastic toys  \n• Plastic bags, dry cleaning bags, cellophane, & bubble wrap  \n• Small plastics (utensils, straws, loose caps, & anything less than 4 inches)  \n• Garden hoses & plastic tarps  \n• Latex and plastic gloves  \n• Empty motor oil  \nMISC  \n• Disposable diapers  \n• Empty aerosol cans  \n• Pet waste  \n• Produce stickers  \n• Lint or unusable clothing & fabric  \n• All tea bags & tea bag wrappers  \n• Menstrual products  \n• Hard shells (e.g. clams, mussels, & oysters)  \nORGANICS & SOILED PAPER  \n*Only if there is no green waste/food scrap collection. See list to right.  \n• Includes all food scraps, green waste,& food-soiled paper  \nLearn more  \nCOMPOSTABLES  \nGREEN WASTE  \n• Grass clippings  \n• Flower & hedge trimmings  \n• Leaves & branches  \n• Lumber, scrap wood, & plywood types (not painted or treated)  \n• Weeds  \nFOOD SCRAPS  \n*[Check your city page at ](Check your city page at AthensServices.com)[AthensServices.com](Check your city page at AthensServices.com)[ ](Check your city page at AthensServices.com)[to confirm acceptability](to confirm acceptability). Food Scraps includes putrescible matter produced from human or animal food production, preparation, & consumption activities.  \nNo produce stickers.  \n• Bread, rice, & pasta  \n• Cheese & dairy  \n• Coffee filters & grounds  \n• Flowers & herbs  \n• Fruits & vegetables  \n• Meat, bones, poultry, seafood, & soft shells (e.g. lobster, crab, & shrimp)  \nFOOD-SOILED PAPER  \n*Must be 100% fiber-based. NO materials with bio-plastic, wax, or petroleum-based coating, liner, or laminate.  \n• Egg cartons (paper)  \n• Food-stained paper  \n• Paper napkins & kitchen towels  \n• Pizza boxes  \n• Plates  \n• Straws (100% plant-fiber)  \n• Stir sticks (edible or wooden)  \n• To-go boxes (no coating)  \n• Utensils (fiber-based or wooden)  \nUpdated February 2025. Fora complete list, visit Athens’ What Goes Where Guide at  [CanIRecycleMy.com](CanIRecycleMy.com).  \n[AthensServices](AthensServices.com)[.com](AthensServices.com) (888) 336-6100   \nHAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL  \nLOS ANGELES COUNTY ONLY  \nHazardous material and electronic waste cannot be disposed of in your recycling, organics and/or trash containers, nor in the environment, down drains, and/or gutters. The following list includes the most co","cbCaiou1UoQfKI7S","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiou1UoQfKI7S","pdf",898012,"English","# RECYCLABLE\n## PLASTICS\n## METALS\n## PAPER (clean & dry)\n## CARDBOARD (or similar)\n## GLASS\n# LANDFILL\n## FOOD WRAPPERS/CONTAINERS\n## GLASS/PORCELAIN\n## PAPER\n## PLASTICS\n## MISC\n## ORGANICS & SOILED PAPER\n# GREEN WASTE\n# FOOD SCRAPS\n# FOOD-SOILED PAPER\n# HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL\n## LOS ANGELES COUNTY ONLY\n## Automotive Products\n## Cleaning Products\n## Lawn & Garden Products\n## HOW TO HANDLE BATTERIES\n## MEDICATION DISPOSAL","[{\"question\":\"Which plastic numbers are considered recyclable on this cheat sheet?\",\"answer\":\"Plastics numbered 1 (PET), 2 (HDPE), and 5 (PP) are listed as recyclable. 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