Many consumers and communities still haven’t developed a strong “green” program, so, Real Living developed a program for our agents to promote to their clients called “Going Green.” Today’s topic is “Recycling Dos and Don’ts” to help with recycling efforts. As a Real Living franchise and/or agent, all the marketing material for this program and many other programs are provided for our agents through our integrated agent platform. If you’re ready to grow, it’s got to be Real!
OK to recycle:
High-quality plastics labeled with number one and two recycling symbols.
Food and beverage containers, such as milk, soda, water, salad dressings, etc.
Jars and canisters, like peanut butter jars, soap, aspirin bottles, etc.
Cleaning products and detergents, including bleach, soap, shampoo, drain cleaners, etc.
Automotive and yard care products, but make sure the containers are empty for those like antifreeze, oil, plant food and herbicide containers.
Junk or direct mail, including brochures, fliers, white/light envelopes, etc.
Aluminum, tin and steel cans, such as soda, beer, tuna, vegetable, etc.
Printed paper like newspaper, magazines, phone books, legal pads, etc.
NOT OK to Recycle:
Plastic bags
Newspaper delivery bags
Styrofoam
Lids from glass containers
Pizza boxes
Phone books
Mirrors
Aerosol cans
Paint cans
Wax paper
Food-soiled paper
Window glass
Ceramics
Light bulbs
Microwaveable food trays
Other types of plastic not labeled as CA Redemption Value or CA Cash Refund,
including, household cleaners, cough syrup, shampoo bottles, condiment bottles,
cosmetic containers, ketchup bottles, yogurt cups, deli product containers, egg cartons, disposable cups, ready-made lunch containers, etc.
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