So maybe they only meant that flattened soda cans are a problem. Hmm. I wish I knew for sure. I always seem to have more questions than are answered.
Once long ago before we even had curbside recycling here, I sent a paper letter with a SASE to one of the drop-off recycling facilities, with a list of questionable items, and asked them to put a checkmark by the ones it was ok to recycle. They did. Nowadays it ought to be easy to do something like that by email I guess, but I'd feel weird doing it (though sending the letter felt weird too).
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Date: 2018-11-25 06:28 am (UTC)From:Once long ago before we even had curbside recycling here, I sent a paper letter with a SASE to one of the drop-off recycling facilities, with a list of questionable items, and asked them to put a checkmark by the ones it was ok to recycle. They did. Nowadays it ought to be easy to do something like that by email I guess, but I'd feel weird doing it (though sending the letter felt weird too).