RECYCLING GUIDE Recycling Must Be Put out in Bins Labeled RECYCLING

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PHILADELPHIA STREETS RECYCLING GUIDE Recycling must be put out in bins labeled RECYCLING. For info on your trash and recycling pickup day, visit PhiladelphiaStreets.com/sanitation/residential PUT THESE IN PAPER PLASTICS METALS remove from plastic sleeves/bags emptied & rinsed, lids & caps ok emptied & rinsed, lids & caps ok Newspapers and Inserts All Food and Beverage Containers Aluminum, Steel, and Tin Cans Magazines, Brochures, and Catalogs Hard Plastic Takeout Containers Empty Paint Cans Junk Mail, Envelopes, Writing Paper Plastic Cold Drink Cups and Lids Empty Aerosol Cans Scrap Paper Detergent and Shampoo Bottles Aluminum or Steel Baking Paper Bags Pump and Spray Bottles Trays/Dishes Phone Books Plastic Pails, Buckets, Garden Pots Jar Lids and Bottle Caps Paperback Books (no hardbacks) Clean Aluminum Foil Greeting Cards, Gift Wrap (non-metallic) CARTONS CARDBOARD GLASS emptied & rinsed Flattened and free of grease and food emptied & rinsed, lids & caps ok Milk Corrugated Cardboard Shipping Boxes All Bottles and Jars Juice Clean (not greasy) Pizza Boxes Wine Paper Towel Rolls Soups Egg Cartons Dry Food Boxes KEEP THESE OUT PLASTIC BAGS STYROFOAMTM FOOD/BEVERAGE CONTAINERS FOOD WASTE AND SHIPPING/PACKING MATERIAL WET OR FOOD-SOILED PAPER GARDEN HOSES WAXED PAPER PLATES, CUPS, AND TAKEOUT CONTAINERS NEEDLES AND SYRINGES GREASY PIZZA BOXES BATTERIES LIGHT BULBS TISSUES, PAPER TOWELS, AND NAPKINS PORCELAIN AND NON-CONTAINER GLASS POTS AND PANS CASSETTE TAPES (VHS AND AUDIO) ELECTRONICS Keep plastic bags out of your bin. Keep good recyclables out of plastic bags. SANITATION CONVENIENCE CENTERS SIX CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. ZERO EXCUSE FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING. Northeast Philadelphia Northwest Philadelphia Strawberry Mansion West Philadelphia Southwest Philadelphia Port Richmond State Rd. & Ashburner St. 300 block Domino Lane, 2601 W. Glenwood Ave. 5100 Grays Ave. 3033 S. 63rd St., 3901 Delaware Ave. 215-685-8072 near Umbria St. 215-685-3981 215-685-2600 near Passyunk Ave. 215-685-1358 215-685-2502 215-685-4290 NEW Extended Hours Monday – Saturday 6am to 8pm Learn more at PhiladelphiaStreets.com.

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