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There are two recycle trucks in the parking lot at the grocery store, one for plastic and the other for aluminum, so I purchased a large plastic garbage can and a large metal garbage can. (I already had a large can for garbage.) The milk cartons, etc, obviously go in the plastic container and the cans go in the metal container. To make it even easier, I put a garbage can liner in each garbage can before I begin filling it, so that when it is full, I just take liner and all out. The big bags are ready to be dropped off.
Source: My mother would have called this "common sense." Her favorite saying was "Use your head to save your feet." I simply used my head.
By Clynnaltemus from Inglis
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09/25/2009
May I suggest you check to see if you can deposit them in the plastic bags, because in our county, you cannot. You can still use the bags to take them to the recycling center; just empty the bags into the big bins. Nancy in NC
By
09/14/2009
Good for you and don't forget to recycle paper and cardboard boxes of any sort too ;-)
By
09/11/2009
Good for you! Once you get used to recycling, you will not want to put it in the trash. It's just the right thing to do. Thank you for caring.
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