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What do you do when you’re NOT sure if an item is recyclable in your Curb It! cart?

A. Put it in the recycling cart. Everything is pretty much recyclable these days.

B. Check the recycling guidelines listed on the top of my cart.

C. Throw it in garbage. Recycling is just too confusing to worry about it.

When you host a party, you:

A. Use plastic plates and cups because all types of plastic are recyclable.

B. Use real dishes and designate a recycling receptacle (with a sign) for plastic water bottles, aluminum cans and glass bottles.

C. Designate a receptacle for cans and bottles... if I remember. What small amount of cans I collect probably won’t make a difference anyway.

What do a bowling ball, metal pan and garden hose have in common?

A. All are recyclable in my Curb It! cart, except the bowling ball.

B. All can cause damage to machines and pose safety risks to workers at the recycling sorting facility so they do not go in the recycling cart.

C. All are collecting dust in my garage because I’m not sure how to get rid of them.

Knowing what plastic to recycle is easy because:

A. All plastic including bottles, containers, toys and plastic grocery bags are recyclable in my cart.

B. I remember to “Do the Twist” and only recycle plastics with twist off lids.

C. I toss it all in the cart. It probably doesn’t get recycled anyway.

If your vacuum cleaner breaks with no hope of repair, where do you dispose of it?

A. Recycling cart because it is made up of some plastic.

B. Garbage cart.

C. Whichever cart it will fit in.

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