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How to Dispose of Takeout Containers (the Right Way)

Takeout containers pile up fast, especially when you are in the busier seasons of life (hello, holidays). Figuring out where each container can be disposed of can be confusing. Some items can be placed in your curbside recycling bin, while others require special drop-off, and some, unfortunately, need to be thrown away. This guide breaks […]

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The Chicago Guide to Waste Disposal: What Goes Where in the Windy City

Your Guide to Waste Disposal in Chicago. Managing waste in a big city like Chicago can feel confusing, but with a clear roadmap, you’ll know exactly what to throw, recycle, or drop off. Whether you’re a homeowner, rental tenant, or small business, here’s a practical overview of how to do it right. Collection Basics: Trash […]

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The New Orleans Guide to Waste Disposal: What Goes Where

Your Guide to Waste Disposal in New Orleans You throw out trash every day without even a thought. Trash disposal rules and restrictions can vary by location, but what specific rules apply to New Orleans? Let’s break it down! And yes, before we get into it, Mardi Gras beads are recyclable and can be taken […]

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