From Apr 26, 2008
For some good news…
I’ve decided that I have to recycle in order to really do MY part in averting the madness that has become our daily trash routine.
It’s about time, and I figure NOW is as good a time as any to get started.
Here’s a resource for the recycling of some of the questionable stuff you may not have thought of.
The List of things you can recycle is nearly endless:
- Aerosol cans
- Adhesives
- Aluminum/ Aluminum cans
- Antifreeze
- Appliances
- Asphalt
- Automotive Products
- Automobiles
- Batteries
- Books
- Brass
- Cardboard
- Carpet & Pads
- Cleaners & waxes
- Clothes
- Computers/ printers
- Concrete
- Drums & barrels
- Eyewear
- Flammables
- Fluorescent lighting
- Freon
- Furniture
- Household hazardous waste
- Ink Jet Cartridges
- Magazines/ catalogs
- Mercury
- Motor Oil – used
- Newspaper
- Office Paper
- Oil filters
- Paint
- Pallets
- Poison
- Propane tanks
- Scrap metal
- Thermostats/ Thermometers
- Tires
- Yard waste (branches/leaves/grass/sod)
For the stuff that’s more common, you can easily drop it off at Lakewood Recycling Center. It’s at 1050 Quail St. in Lakewood, CO
They’re open 24/7; paper, recyclable plastic, recyclable metal, recyclable glass… lakewood.org
They make it pretty easy for us newbies. We don’t have to separate any of it– just drop off the following:
- Newspapers, magazines, office paper, junk mail
- Telephone books
- Aluminum, plastic, glass, tin (and more!)
- Cardboard
All of this goes into any one of those dumpsters, and it’s pretty easy to do this. I’m finding things that I would’ve never thought about… like laundry soap containers (I rinsed these out first), face wash bottles, vitamin bottles, shampoo bottles…
Here’s a link for some recycling guidelines for Louisville, CO…
Also, here’s a handy dandy link that gives you a list of things you can recycle, and then it gives you a list of places you can take them to!!!



Thursday, 8. April 2010
Keep up the great writing.
Thursday, 8. April 2010
After reading your post I can tell you are well-informed about your writing. Thank you.