Happy Earth Day!
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We recycle old cans. And the grand kids collect the money.
We recycle everything at our house. We are lucky enough to have curb side pick up in big blue recycle bins. We also compost all the food scraps.
We recycle plastic, cardboard and paper at our house and we reuse food containers whenever possible.
I have 2 different bins for recycling and another for batteries, etc.
We have a huge bin and recycle paper, magazines, cans, bottles, boxes – anything and everything.
We are recycling plastics, cans and paper! I am also wanting to start a compost!
We use glass, so there is not much that could be recycled. We compost, and use in garden and feed to our chickens. We hand make our laundry soap, deodorant, soap, lotions etc, so we do not have plastic bottles to dispose of either.
We do our best to recycle.
We recycle all paper and plastics and donate all unwanted clothes or items
We have bins that we put all the bottles, plastics, cans, and paper in.
We recycle everything we can. My son loves to re-purpose items as art, so anything he can use, he will.
We recucle all plastics, glass and plastics plus newspapers and cardboard. We also have a compost bin which actually is recycling our kitchen scraps.
We recycle plastic bottles, cans, and paper!
We recycle all of our paper, cans, glass bottles and plastic. We also recycle any of our old electronics by dropping them off at Best Buy.
We recycle a lot. Paper, plastics, and cans are picked up by the city and Iowa has a can and bottle deposit so we return those to the store.
We recycle cans for aluminium and have our bi-monthly recycling pick up. We also compost, which is kind of recycling.
any filtered water that dogs or birds don’t drink, gets used for plants. I donate things that we no longer wear to the thrift store. I compost.
Brenda Duball says
I work for. Landfill. We have a recycle center and a reuse center. Our goal is to save space in the landfill and to keep the earth clean. There are so many things you can recycle/Upcycle.
I recycle on recycle day. I reuse ribbons, boxes, and packing materials whenever I can.
We recycle almost everything. Its a good feeling not to have trash at the end of the week. We are not as good as only having one jar though but we are working on it. Thanks for sharing. Fingers crossed.
Our family is careful to not waste water and we don’t litter. Every day we recycle the best we can and thanks for this giveaway!
we recycle pop cans and water bottles,newspaper,plastic bottles and milk jugs,glass jars,tin cans,cardboard,we are working on conserving energy and water,we care a lot about the environment.
We actually just started recycling in our house. We don’t have a recycling bin so we just use an old cardboard box. We now recycle cans, bottles, and cardboard. The apartment complex has a few dumpsters for recycling, but none of them are very conveniently located for us (the reason we were not already recycling). I just let the stuff accumulate until the box is full and then I go for a walk. It makes me feel better than throwing it all away.
For recycling in our house we take our cans and our cardboard to our local recycling center.
We separate out all of our plastics and take them to the recycling center!
Papers in the bins.
We have curbside recycling for paper, plastic and metal. The township uses part of the proceeds towards breast cancer research. We also recycle our electronics and glasses.
Recycle plastics and glass.
I recycle paper plastic and glass
We recycle or compost pretty much everything around here. I have a bin inside the kitchen and it gets moved out to the shed when it gets full. Buying in bulk helps cut down on a lot of excess waste!
I take my expired coupons to a nursing home for them to sort and send to the military, which can use months after the expiration day, and I clean glass and bottles out for recycling, reuse printer paper for starting fires, and keep the grass clippings on the yard.
We recycling just about everything they allow in the recycling bin. I separately give the neighbor the aluminum cans though.
We compost and we recycle everything our program takes. Unfortunately they don’t recycle glass.
we have a recycling can in the house and we use reusable water bottles