Recycling cans is a no-brainer for keeping your home's green score high, but properly recycling aluminum foil, soda cans and steel is also important since making recycling mistakes can put ...

Before you recycle metal cans, it's important to rinse them out to remove any excess fluids within the can. This is to make sure that your can doesn't contaminate the entire batch of recyclables.

Ever feel the need to crush things before you recycle them? Well, it’s often the right instinct, as it conserves space and is more efficient for pick-up by recyclers. Plastic bottles, for ...

When it comes to recycling, some objects can just be baffling. Some have parts that can be recycled and parts that can be composted and... Find A Paper Learn More » ...

As long as the burrito isn’t still inside, you can probably recycle this aluminum foil. In New York City, you wouldn’t even have to clean it off. Photo: AZFAR ARTS (Shutterstock) Aluminum cans ...

You could get around 5 cents per pound for aluminum cans at a recycling center or scrap yard. The price fluctuates, so check with the centers or scrap yards near you to see how much you could get ...

When you drink a cold beverage from an aluminum can, you don’t just satisfy your thirst. You also hold the potential and the challenge of recycling right there in your hand. Nearly 60 percent of ...

So cans, all containers with a lid and, if you can rip it, you can recycle it. Even greasy pizza boxes. "Before 2018 you could not and now it has come into the bin.

You can recycle: Plastic bottles and containers, milk or juice cartons, aluminum or metal cans, paper and corrugated cardboard (flatten boxes before recycling), glass bottles and jars.

Happy February! My New Year’s resolution is to try to help us all recycle more in 2024! I wanted to focus this month on items that can be recycled that you may not know about.