Glass, Cans and Plastic Glass Glass bottles, jars and other containers YES Clear, brown and green glass Containers   NO Light bulbs Mirrors Ceramics or dishes Drinking glasses Window or auto glass Cans Cans made of aluminum, tin or steel YES Soup cans Coffee cans Soda cans Beer cans Pet food cans   NO Aluminum foil Foil pans or trays Clothing hangers or wire Paint cans Aerosol cans Plastic Type 1 through 7 plastics with these recycling symbols    stamped into the bottom of the container: Caps and lids of plastic containers should be removed. YES Beverage bottles, such as soda Milk or water jugs Detergent and bleach bottles Shampoo and conditioner bottles Lotion bottles Bottles from light cleaning   products such as glass or   counter cleansers Containers without a number Plastic bags   NO Plastic cups or dinnerware Styrofoam Toys Oil or antifreeze containers

Paper and Cardboard Cardboard must be flattened. Paper and cardboard should be placed in a reusable   container (with a lid) or a paper grocery bag.   Cardboard may also be tied with twine. Bundled paper should weigh no more than 30 lbs. Reusable containers should weigh no more than 50 lbs. Paper Newspaper and other paper YES Newspaper Office paper (with or without   staples) Magazines and catalogues Junk mail and coupons Stationary Envelopes (with or without plastic   windows) Manilla folders Construction paper Paper grocery bags Packing paper Beverage cartons, such as juice boxes   NO Food-contaminated paper Soiled paper Waxed paper Laminated paper Wrapping paper Self-adhesive envelopes Paper towels and napkins Tissue Cardboard Plain and printed cardboard Boxboard (gray cardboard) Tape and plastic windows need not be removed from the cardboard. YES Pasta boxes Cereal boxes Pancake or cake mix boxes Frozen food boxes Merchandise boxes Writing pad backs Paper towel and tissue tubes Corrugated cardboard   NO Food-contaminated cardboard Soiled cardboard Billboards

Mirrors, window or auto glass, light bulbs, ceramics, microwave trays, oil or antifreeze containers, coat hangers, paint cans, 5 gallon pails, tar pails, laundry baskets, vacuum hoses, plumbing accessories, toys, building products, wire of any kind, electrical equipment, dishes, cooking trays, pots, pans, toasters, and general household items. Electrical equipment can be dropped off at the Town Yard on the second Saturday of each month.

The Glen Ridge Public Works Department appreciates your continued cooperation.