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Mixed Paper



Corrugated
Cardboard

Glass


Cans/Metals


Plastics

Toner Cartridges


Ink Jet Cartridges



Transparencies

Electronic Media

Batteries


Foam

Goodwill




















Mixed PaperIs placed in the Paper chute
and Includes

Books
Container board
Card stock
Paper based envelopes (labels and windows okay)
Magazines
Paper (white, colored, ledger, shiny/coated, NCR, onionskin)
Computer printouts
Facial tissues
File folders (manila, pendaflex)
Tablets (include backs)
Keypunch cards, index cards
Telephone books
Newspapers
Post-it notes
Clean paper plates
Paper bags
Intercampus envelopes
Napkins


No need to remove

Tape
Rubber bands
Staples
Spirals from notebooks
Labels
Paper clips

PLEASE, NO FOOD OR RESTROOM WASTE.



Corrugated Cardboard/Container Board
is to be flattened
and placed in the laundry room and includes

Pizza boxes
Beverage boxes

PLEASE, REMOVE FOOD AND
COMPLETELY FLATTEN BOXES.



Glass
Rinse, remove rings and caps and place into the Glass chute.
lncludes

Clear
Amber and green
Containers that are transparent and translucent

No opaque containers, ceramics, window glass,
pyrex glass, dishes or mirrors.



Cans/Metals
Place into the Metal chute.
Includes

Aluminum cans
Metal cans
Aerosol cans
Paint cans
Hangers
Cooking utensils

Drain aluminum cans. Rinse
metal cans. Remove labels. Flatten cans. Remove
plastic covers (if removable) from aerosol cans. Do
not remove spray nozzle. Brush all residual pain from
paint cans and let dry. Paint cans do not need to be
rinsed but they cannot contain more than the
residual paint after brush cleaning. Replace the
covers.



Plastics
Place into the Plastic chute.
Includes


Plastic No. 1, 2, 4 and 6. Ex., bottles, tubs, pails, and shopping bags

Remove metal and plastic rings and caps from bottles,
tubs and pails. Remove labels and rinse. Remove
paper/sales receipts from the shopping bags.

#6 Plastic-Packing materials (polystyrene)
Includes

Filler packing (saucers and peanuts) material
Formed, rigid packing material.

Bag or box filler packing material.
Formed packing material ma be left in the boxes and
taken to the laundry room.


Toner Cartridges
Send to Central Stores (Maintenance and
Materials Building) Via campus mail in the original packaging.
Includes

Toner cartridges from printers
Photocopy machines

Retain original packaging to store spent cartridges.

Ink Jet Cartridges
Place in box provided at the front desk.
Includes

Ink jet cartridges from personal printers

Retain original packaging.
Transparencies
Send to the Resource Recovery Center Office, 112
Maintenance/Material Building via campus mail.
Includes

Transparencies
3M Flip-Frame transparency protectors
3M Flip-Frame transparency protectors with pre-
view
3M transparency sleeves
Electronic Media
Send to Resource and Recovery Center Office,
112 Maintenance/Material Building via campus mail.
Includes

Microfiche
Video and audio tapes
CDs
Floppy disks


Batteries
Send to Resource and Recovery Center Office, 112
Maintenance/Material Building via campus mail.
Includes batteries from

Pagers
Flashlights
Radios
Foam
Take to the laundry room.
Includes

Upholster foam
Packing material foam

Bag or Box the foam.

Goodwill
A goodwill roundup is held at the end of each semester to
assist residence hall students with disposing of unwanted items.
Includes

Reusable clothing
Linens
Bedding
Books/magazines
Games
Toys
Sporting equipment
Small (working) appliances
Tablets (sealed vitamins and
medication)
Non-perishable food

Clothing that is not reusable may also be included
and will be used a rags. Watch for announcements as
the end of the semester draws near. Take items to
the front lobby during the drive period.