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  RESIDENTIAL WASTE

 

Kewaunee County residents should recycle metal, plastic, glass  and paper products as defined below.  

Metal Containers

What to include

Aluminum cans, steel or tin food containers and empty paint cans. Aerosol cans.
Rinse until clean.

 

Do NOT include

Aluminum foil products

 

Plastic Containers

What to include

#1 (Polyethylene Terephthalate-PETE) Bottles (Includes clear, green and blue bottles).  These bottles are used for soda, water, cooking oil, peanut butter, ketchup, etc.

#2 (High Density Polyethylene – HDPE) bottles.  Includes all colors.  These bottles are typically used for milk, shampoo, laundry products, etc. 
Rinse clean and remove all caps and lids.

 

Do NOT include

Plastic bags

Motor oil and other automotive product containers

Caps and lids

Pesticide and herbicide containers

Medical supplies

 

 

Glass Containers

What to include

Clear, brown or green bottles and jars

Soda, beer, wine, juice and other glass food containers. 
Remove caps and lids.

 

Do NOT include

Kitchen glassware, Pyrex and ceramics

Window glass

Light bulbs

 

Paper

What to include

Newspaper and inserts

Magazines, catalogs and phone books

Corrugated cardboard

Office paper and grocery bags

Junk mail and envelopes 
Break down boxes, cut down to 2’ x 2’ size

Place in paper bags or tie in bundles.

 

Do NOT include

Pizza boxes

Tissues or paper towels

Bows, ribbons, gift wrap

 

For information on where and when to recycle,

go to Your Municipal Program

 


Recycling saves natural resources, energy, the environment and landfill space, while adding value to the economy by saving money and creating jobs. 

Follow the three "R's".....
 

Reduce--first

Reuse--what you can't reduce

Recycle--what you can't reuse

 

 

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