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Material Type or Item
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ACCEPTABLE LOCATION
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Limited Hours |
Some Fees++ |
Some Fees++ |
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| CARDBOARD - If not contaminated with food residue, it must be broken down (flattened) and recycled. If it has food residue on it; dispose in regular trash. |
NO
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YES
R
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YES
R
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| CARPET - small roll or pad |
NO
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YES
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YES
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Liquid or flammable cartridges need to be disposed of as household hazardous waste.
All others can be disposed of in regular trash. |
YES
NO |
NO
YES |
NO
YES |
| CERAMIC OR PORCELAIN SINKS/TOILETS/BATHTUBS (See INERT MATERIALS) | |||
| CERAMIC TILES (See INERT MATERIALS) | |||
| CHARCOAL STARTER (See CHEMICAL, FUEL/FLAMMABLE) | |||
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CHEMICAL, ACID/ALKALI - ACID MURIATIC ("Hydrochloric Acid"), AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE |
YES*
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NO
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NO
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Charcoal Starter
Diesel Fuel - Place in Used Motor Oil Tank at Citizens' Recycling and Disposal Facility.
Fuel Oil - Place in Used Motor Oil Tank at Citizens' Recycling and Disposal Facility. Gasoline and Gasoline and Oil Mixture. See also, GAS GRILLS, GAS PROPANE.
Kerosene - Place in Used Motor Oil Tank at Citizens' Recycling and Disposal Facility. |
YES*
NO
NO
YES
NO |
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES |
NO
YES
YES
NO
YES |
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DRUMS (Poke holes in ends to ensure empty. Recycle in White Goods/Metal Recycling area of the Citzens' Recycling and Disposal Facility.)
FUEL OIL - Put in Used Motor Oil Tank at Citizens' Recycling and Disposal Facility. |
NO
NO |
YES R
YES R |
YES R
YES R |
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CHEMICAL, PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES DDT Liquid, Fertilizer - Contaminated with pesticides or herbicides should be taken to a Household Hazardous Waste Site. Empty containers may be disposed of with regular trash. |
YES*
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NO
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NO
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| CHEMICALS, PHOTOGRAPHIC |
YES*
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NO
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NO
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| CHEMICALS, SOLVENTS - Acetone, Turpentine |
YES*
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NO
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NO
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| CINDER BLOCK (See INERT MATERIALS) | |||
| COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS - Contact local supplier regarding tanks larger than 20 pounds. (See GAS PROPANE TANKS) |
NO
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NO
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NO
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| COMPUTERS/MONITORS - See list of organizations that accept computer donations for recycling, or dispose of them with regular trash. |
NO
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YES
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YES
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| CONCRETE (See INERT MATERIALS) | |||
| COOKING OIL - Small amounts can be disposed in trash. |
NO
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YES
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YES
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*If container that once held a household hazardous material is empty, it can be disposed of with regular trash.
++Some services subject to fees. Fees may be paid by cash, check or credit card.
R = Recycle this material
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