There are lots of odds and ends that we don’t know if we can recycle or, if so, how. This website How to Recycle Anything<\/a> lists volumes of items to answer those questions. Some items are listed with a link to a website for more information.<\/p>\n

A – Aerosol Cans<\/strong>
\nIf you completely empty the contents and pull the plastic nozzle of the can, you can usually recycle this with other cans. It is important to empty the contents, however, as they can be combustible.<\/p>\n

B – Backpacks<\/strong>
\nIt’s interesting to know that the American Birding Association needs your recycled backpacks for their work in tracking neotropical birds. You can find out more at www.americanbirding.org<\/p>\n

C – Crayons<\/strong>
\nDid you know there is a National Crayon Recycle Program which melts those old crayons into new ones? You don’t even have to peel the wrappers off. They prefer you leave them on. You can find out more at www.crazycrayon.com<\/p>\n

J – Juice Bags<\/strong>
\nThose little bags are not recycleable. TerraCycle is a company that will accept juice pouches from Honest Kids, Capri Sun, and Kool-Aid and will donate money to the charity of your choice for each pouch donated. They even provide free shipping. They are then turn them into items that get sold in large retail stores. You can learn more about the program here > www.terracycle.net<\/p>\n

T – Toothpaste Tubes<\/strong>
\nYou can’t really clean these out so, fortunately, you don’t have to. The metal tubes can go in your metal recycling.The plastic ones cannot be recyled.<\/p>\n

Z – Zippered Plastic Bags<\/strong>
\nThese can be recycled with your regular plastic but you should cut off the zipper portion of the bag. It is made from a non-recycleable plastic.<\/p>\n

This is just a samping of the items listed on the page. Check it out for some ideas you hadn’t even thought of.<\/p>\n

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