PAPER
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Newspaper
Magazines
Office Paper
Phone books
Paper Milk & Juice Cartons
Junk Mail
Gift Wrapping Paper (non-foil type)
NOT RECYCLABLE: Tissue or Paper
Towels, Food and Candy Wrappers
GLASS
 Green, Brown and Clear Bottles
and Jars only
 NOT RECYCLABLE: Windows,
mirrors, glassware, ceramics, and
light bulbs
CARDBOARD
 All Cardboard Boxes including
Paperboard (cereal boxes, etc.)
o Please flatten boxes
o Pieces should be no larger
than 3 ft. by 3 ft.
 NOT RECYCLABALE: Wax and
Plastic Coated Cardboard
**ALL OF THESE ITEMS MAY BE PUT
INTO THE SAME RECYCLING BIN TO
BE SORTED BY FAHERTY, INC.
PLASTICS
 Household Plastic Containers #1
through #7
 Plastic Bags (grocery, newspaper,
etc.) that are clean and dry. (Placed
in a clear bag tied shut; no larger
than a basketball.)
 NOT RECYCLABLE: formed
Styrofoam, packing peanuts, and
oil bottles
METALS
 Tin and Aluminum Food, Beverage
and Aerosol Cans (lids removed)
 Small Items of Scrap Metal (pots,
pans, toasters, etc.)
o Nothing small than 2 inches
or larger than a basketball
and weighing more than 10
pounds.
RECYCLING FACTS
 105,784 Aluminum Cans are recycled every minute
worldwide.
 8 out of 10 Plastic Bottles become landfill waste.
 In 2007, the amount of paper recovered for
recycling averaged 360 pounds for every person in
the United States.
 Glass containers are 100% recyclable, can be
recycled endlessly and recovered glass is used as
the majority ingredient in new glass.