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NO BATTERIES
Batteries are not recyclable at a typical facility and are a major hazard if put in with other recyclables.
Batteries can be recycled for free by dropping them off at a Call2Recycle partner location.
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HDPE
High density polyethylene plastic (HDPE) is a highly durable, desirable plastic for recycling.
It’s used for bulky items like milk jugs and laundry detergent containers and can be recycled into flower pots, shampoo bottles and even recycling bins.
As always, recyclables should be empty, clean and dry when they go into the bin. Liquids left in plastic like HDPE can ruin the value of other recyclables like paper, cardboard and metals.
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This effort was inspired in part by the success of the North Texas Know What to Throw campaign, which was prepared in cooperation with the North Central Texas Council of Governments through grant funds from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. More information and resources can be found at TimeToRecycle.com.
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