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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
Select all that apply.
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That’s correct! Got a can? Have a plan! Recycle it!
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Only the aluminum can is recyclable because both the paper napkin and coffee cup are soiled with food product and will contaminate the recycling. Electronics, like cell phones, must be dropped off at the Glendale Recycling Center.
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
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Yes! Bottle caps, soda cans and glass jars with lids can all be recycled.
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All of these are recyclable items, except the soiled food tray. Soiled food containers are waste.
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Question 3 of 7
3. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
Select all that apply.
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That’s correct! Milk jugs and books can both go in the recycling! Be careful with plastic containers that hold toxic chemicals these are only recyclable once they are completely empty.
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Be careful with plastic containers that hold toxic chemicals, these are only recyclable once they are completely empty. Used pizza boxes are soiled and cannot be recycled.
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
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That’s right! Soda bottles and cereal boxes should always be recycled!
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Any food products, including used paper food containers like a tea cup, are not recyclable and should be composted.
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
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You’re right! Wine bottles and paper boxes are friends. Recycle them together! Be careful with plastic containers that hold toxic chemicals these are only recyclable once they are completely empty.
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Be careful with plastic containers that hold toxic chemicals these are only recyclable once they are completely empty. Plastic bags are not recyclable.
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
Select all that apply.
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You got it! Keep recycling your paper cartons, newspapers and glass jars!
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Styrofoam cups are not recyclable.
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
Which of these are recyclable in the City of Glendale’s Curbside Recycling Program?
Select all that apply.
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Yes! Always recycle your cardboard carriers and boxes.
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Medical waste and styrofoam products are not recyclable.
Why We Recycle
When we all work together to pitch in and recycle right, everyone in our community benefits. Recycling is one of the easiest ways to reduce pollution and conserve natural resources like timber, water and minerals. Recycling creates a healthier community with cleaner air by reducing harmful greenhouse gases and lessens the demand for space at our local landfill.
The Wastestream
The wastestream is the lifecycle of all the items you recycle or throw away – think of it as an adventure for all those used items you toss in the bin. The journey starts when you separate recyclables from waste.
How to reduce waste
Reduce & Reuse
You can reduce waste by using reusable shopping bags and containers and refillable products, and by avoiding individually wrapped items.
Donations
Donating is a great way to extend the life of usable items and reduce the impact on City resources. Items that are still in working order and in usable condition can be donated to organizations like Goodwill and Salvation Army.
Avoid Contamination
Separate it, don’t contaminate it. You don’t need a catchy one-liner to avoid contamination. Remove all food waste and only recycle approved items.
Reduce Household Toxics
Whoa! Not so fast! Household toxics like bleach, glass cleaner, insect repellent, and disinfectants are special waste, but the plastic containers that they come in are recyclable when empty. Do not recycle the bottle if there is any leftover product! Dispose of your household toxics safely; do not dump them into the sink. Household toxics can only be accepted at the City’s Environmental Management Center.
Reuse and Recycle Outdated Items
Don’t refuse to reuse! Bulky items like old appliances can be arranged for free pick-up for reuse or disposal. Consider donating your items. If you no longer use your furnishings or appliances, there may be others who will. Outdated electronics (such as televisions, computers, and cell phones) contain metals that pollute the environment and must be recycled properly. For more information, visit https://earth911.com/.
Permitted Hauler Requirements
The City of Glendale has an open permitted hauling system where each hauler is required to:
- Apply for an annual permit before July 1 of that year
- Pay quarterly fees to the City
All required forms are now online! Refer to the links below for the specific forms:
Other Resources
- City of Glendale Integrated Waste Management offers a lot more great information about recycling.
- City of Glendale Recycling Center accepts California Redemption Value (CRV) containers, batteries and electronics.
- Hazardous waste: Learn how to properly and safely dispose of hazardous waste.
- City of Glendale Integrated Waste Management Frequently Asked Questions.