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According to the Battery Network: Damaged or defective batteries (DD) include any battery that’s swollen, leaking, punctured, or overheating. In some cases, these batteries may also be part of a manufacturer’s recall. Because ..
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Beauty Product Packaging (small jars, squeeze tubs, eyeshadow compacts, lipsticks, etc.) are NOT acceptable for recycling at UCRRA or participating Town Transfer Stations. Beauty Product Packaging are widely not accepted for ..
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Paper egg cartons are widely acceptable for recycling, while plastic egg cartons are NOT acceptable for recycling.
Please refer to our instructions for CLAMSHELLS and POLYSTYRENE.
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UCRRA accepts various types of flooring for disposal. Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or trailer hitches) must have their load covered by a secured tarp. No exceptions or you ..
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Single-use plastics (including small single serve condiment packets) are NOT acceptable for recycling at UCRRA or participating Town Transfer Stations. Condiment packets are widely not accepted for recycling by curbside collection services ..
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Recycle by shape, not by number. The most recyclable shapes are bottles, jugs, jars, tubs, and their lids. There are many considerations for what makes something ..
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Nail polish contains pigments and coatings that would be hazardous in large quantities, but are relatively non toxic in small quantities. Always use up the nail polish product as much as possible before discarding ..
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Ceramic mugs, dishes, pottery, or flower pots are not recyclable and should NOT be placed in the recycling bin.
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If your ceramics are still in good, usable ..
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Wrapping paper and tissue paper (such as from gift bags and gift-giving) is acceptable for recycling along with other types of mixed paper. It is not necessary to remove tape, however ribbons and bows ..
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Tarps, shower curtains, pool covers and boat covers are NOT acceptable for recycling at UCRRA or participating Town Transfer Stations. These items are widely not accepted for recycling by curbside collection services ..
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Recycle by shape, not by number. The most recyclable shapes are bottles, jugs, jars, tubs, and their lids. There are many considerations for what makes something ‘recyclable’ or not – such as size, shape, ..
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Similarly to halogen lamps, LED light bulbs do not contain mercury but may possibly contain lead solder, depending on the bulb. LED bulbs are generally nonhazardous and may be discarded in the ..
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Food is too good to waste! Learn tips in our new Home Guide to Reducing Food Waste.
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Donate edible food at your local food bank/pantry. Visit our webpage ..
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5 gallon buckets and pails are acceptable for recycling at UCRRA or participating Town Transfer Stations. These containers may also be reused or donated for reuse.
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Cartons from milk, juice, soups, broth, etc. are NOT acceptable for recycling at UCRRA or participating Town Transfer Stations.
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Film plastics should NOT be put in household recycling bins and should only be put in designated film plastics collection bins at participating retail stores. The NYS Plastic Bag Reduction, Reuse and Recycling Act ..
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Windows, doors, cabinets, bathroom fixtures, tiles, miscellaneous can be donated to reuse organizations if the items are in good, usable condition.
Contact: Contact a local reuse ..
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UCRRA accepts unusable building materials (windows, doors, cabinets, tiles, etc.) for disposal.
Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or trailer hitches) must have their load covered by a secured tarp. No exceptions ..
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UCRRA accepts carpet and carpet pads for disposal. Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or trailer hitches) must have their load covered by a secured tarp. No exceptions or ..
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If your Building Materials are still in good, usable condition, please consider donating them to a local reuse organization.
If the ceiling/floor tiles are not in good condition, UCRRA accepts this ..
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Clamshell packaging refers to two molded plastic halves joined together by a hinge. In the recycling industry, clamshell packaging is also called “Thermoforms”
Examples: salad containers, fruit/berry containers, Take-Out boxes, bakery ..
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Cups, plates, straws, forks, or other food service packaging marked as “compostable” or “biodegradable” are NOT conventionally recyclable and should NOT be placed in the recycling bin with other bottles, cans, paper, ..
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UCRRA accepts concrete for disposal as construction and demolition debris. Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or trailer hitches) must have their load covered by a secured tarp. No exceptions or ..
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UCRRA accepts construction and demolition debris for disposal. Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or trailer hitches) must have their load covered by a secured tarp. No exceptions or you will ..
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E-media (cassette tapes, CD’s, DVD’s, etc.) are NOT recyclable and should NOT be placed in the recycling bin.
E-media (cassette tapes, CD’s, DVD’s, etc.) is also NOT accepted in the UCRRA’s ..
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Flower pots are not accepted in the recycling program at the UCRRA or at any of the participating Town Transfer Stations. Flower pots are widely considered to be NOT recyclable because they are contaminated ..
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Incandescent light bulbs are non-hazardous. Therefore, these bulbs can be discarded in the trash.
Please DO NOT put lightbulbs in the recycling bin.
There are some best practices that homeowners can use to protect themselves from ..
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Halogen lamps do not contain mercury but may possibly contain lead solder, depending on the age and manufacturer of the bulb. Halogen bulbs are generally nonhazardous and may be discarded in the trash.
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UCRRA accepts mattresses for disposal. Our minimum load fee and a mattress charge will apply. Click here for UCRRA’s Fee Schedule. Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or ..
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Containers that once held medications or vitamins are widely considered to be NOT recyclable. Empty pill bottles are NOT accepted at UCRRA or at any of the participating Town Transfer Stations.
If you ..
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Recycling options for photographs and photographic films are very limited. Printed photos are generally not accepted for recycling and photograph film paper is also not acceptable for the recycling bin.
Please note that digital cameras ..
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Pizza boxes are widely NOT acceptable for recycling due to the added chemicals that make pizza boxes grease-resistant. Pizza boxes should NOT be recycled like other mixed paper products or corrugated cardboard. ..
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UCRRA accepts sheetrock/drywall for disposal. Our minimum load fee will apply. Click here for UCRRA’s Fee Schedule. Please note ALL open vehicles (truck beds or ..
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UCRRA does NOT accept soil, dirt, or sand.
Contact: For contaminated soil, contact C2G Environmental Consultants in New Paltz, NY at (866) 670-5366 or Miller Environmental Group in Albany, NY at ..
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Bowling balls, wooden baseball bats, footballs, soccer balls, helmets, etc. do NOT belong in the recycling bin. However, these items can be easily reused and donated.
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Expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam products are NOT acceptable for recycling at UCRRA or participating Town Transfer Stations. EPS foam is widely not accepted for recycling by curbside collection services.
The Ulster ..
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Foil candy wrappers, snack bar wrappers, potato chip bags, etc. are NOT recyclable and should NOT be placed in the recycling bin.
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