Green Solutions Recycling

“We’ve been with Green Solutions Recycling for more than five years, and we love how affordable and simple recycling is.”

Metal cans, or tin-coated steel, are accepted.  The can must also be clean of food and debris.Paper is treated with the same rules as cardboard. We cannot take paper that is heavily soiled or coated with wax or plastic.  We take Plastic #1 and #2 with the recycle emblem on the bottom of the container. Look for the recycle triangle with numbers 1 or 2 inside the triangle. Please, put all plastics in a plastic trash bag for pick up.Cardboard, whether whole or in pieces, is accepted provided it is not heavily soiled or waxed.  Cardboard boxes should be broken down into as flat a form as possible.  We do not accept waxed cardboard.  Waxed cardboard are materials such as juice boxes or milk cartons.

WE CANNOT ACCEPT

• Plastic Wrap
• Newspaper sleeves
• Unlabeled plastic containers (look for the word “recyclable” or the trademark recycle triangle)
• Facial/toilet tissue
• Waxed cardboard (like milk cartons and juice boxes)
• Paper towels
• Food or oil-contaminated paper

“We’ve been with Green Solutions Recycling for more than five years, and we love how affordable and simple recycling is.”

Metal cans, or tin-coated steel, are accepted.  The can must also be clean of food and debris.Paper is treated with the same rules as cardboard. We cannot take paper that is heavily soiled or coated with wax or plastic.  We take Plastic #1 and #2 with the recycle emblem on the bottom of the container. Look for the recycle triangle with numbers 1 or 2 inside the triangle. Please, put all plastics in a plastic trash bag for pick up.Cardboard, whether whole or in pieces, is accepted provided it is not heavily soiled or waxed.  Cardboard boxes should be broken down into as flat a form as possible.  We do not accept waxed cardboard.  Waxed cardboard are materials such as juice boxes or milk cartons.

WE CANNOT ACCEPT

• Plastic Wrap
• Newspaper sleeves
• Unlabeled plastic containers (look for the word “recyclable” or the trademark recycle triangle)
• Facial/toilet tissue
• Waxed cardboard (like milk cartons and juice boxes)
• Paper towels
• Food or oil-contaminated paper