A high number of triangles (1-7) on most of the plastic containers of plastic pipe production line type of bottom, if they can be recycled.
County Public Works Department to determine unpacking or recycling center to recall what type of plastic, such as the taking. To recall 1-800-CLEANUP status information.
2. Rinse and sort number, your plastic containers. Often must use the number of recycled plastic, to avoid contamination, because it started in the recovery process.
3. Recovery of type 1 (Pitt) and 2 (high density polyethylene) plastic containers on the sidewalk, according to local instructions. 1 and 2 containers include plastic bags, detergent bottles, milk, soft drinks, juices, cooking oil and bottled water.
4. Down plastic bags - mostly Class 4 (low density polyethylene), sometimes also known as type 2, but not always - in your pipe extrusion machine, the supermarket for recycling. Most large supermarket chains have been placed in storage containers. Type 2 and 4 can be mixed in most of the time, but reading the first symptoms to determine. Before the recycling bag.
5.Call Foam Packaging Recycling Coalition (410) 451-8340 or visit the Web site, the recycling center in your area to find, foam packaging (type 6, foam or EPS to be.) Other items such as plastic 6 dishes more likely to be excluded.
6. Throwing three types (plastic film and vegetable oil bottles), yogurt cups (5, syrup bottles, diapers, a few pieces of luggage, caps, and some food packaging) and 7 (laminated or mixed). Although some are recyclable pipe extrusion line industry is still in recovery and the recovery of the early stages of most cities, with the test program exception.
High ceilings and acceptance of supervisors assigned to the plastic pump spray containers, as long as they are not marked with a number. They often are a class of plastic, this is the most important part of the container, usually not recycled.
8. If you need to find a community before you remove the plastic containers from the pipe extruder recycling.
9. Crushed plastic containers stored in your trash.
