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Material
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Where Does It Go?
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Check It Out!
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#1 PET Plastic
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Carpet Mills
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PET is stain resistant. Find out more at www.greenerbuilding.org
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#2 HDPE Plastic
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New bottles for household products
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www.grahampackaging.com uses recycled content in several of it’s products
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Aluminum Cans
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New beverage cans
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www.Anheuser-Bush.com is dedicated to improving our environment
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Steel Cans
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New Steel
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Steel is the most recycled material in the United States
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Glass
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New glass bottles
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Glass is 100% recyclable. See how it’s done at www.earth911.com
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Paper
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New paper products
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China buys 80% of the recycled paper processed in the U.S.A
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How to Prepare RECYCLABLE MATERIALS for Curbside Collection
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Material
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What to Recycle
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How to Prepare
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Do Not Include
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Paper
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Newspapers, Inserts, Magazines,Phone Books, Catalogs, Junk Mail, Office Paper, Paperboard (cereal & shoe boxes)
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NEW CHANGE Penn Waste is now accepting paper, paperboard and cardboard in your regular recycling can.
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Plastic
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Soda & detergent bottles, plastic milk, juice & water jugs, all #1 through #7 containers
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Rinse clean Remove caps
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Plastic bags, motor oil or chemical containers
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Glass
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Clear, green & brown & beverage containers only
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Rinse clean Collars, neck rings & labels OK, remove caps
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Corks, broken glass, ceramics, window glass, mirrors, light bulbs & drinkware
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Cans
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Beverage cans, metal food cans, bi-metal & aerosol cans
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Rinse clean Labels OK
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Aluminum foil, metal items, hangers, siding or scrap metal
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Cardboard
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NEW CHANGE Penn Waste will now accept any size cardboard, as long as it is flattened. Cutting no longer required
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The Penn Waste contract allows us to put old Telephone books out with your regular recycling waste each week
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TOSS YOUR GLOSS Cub Scout Pack 89 of Enola and Ronald McDonald House offer a quick and easy alternative for recycling Magazines, Catalogs and Glossy Paper. Newest “Toss Your Gloss” recycling container is located in the Summerdale Shopping Center - K Mart Parking Lot near Tom’s Gas Station.
It’s available 24/7 and supports a great cause..... so pitch in.
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Yard Waste Recycling
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NEW YARD WASTE GUIDELINES Due to the rising fuel costs and budgetary concerns, the Township will no longer be collecting roadside residential yard waste on a bi-weekly schedule. Township residents are encouraged to drop off their residential yard wast at the Yard Waste Facility located at 750 S. Humer Street.
For residents unable to access the Yard Waste Facility, a roadside collection may be request by calling 717-909-5619. All requests will be considered with 14 days of call placed. For consideration all yard waste must be bundled or contained in accordance with the Township requirements found on the Recycling Page of this website.
The Township will issue permits to commercial landscapers for unlimited drop-off at the Yard Waste Facility. The annual permit fee is $200.00. An application must be completed and payment made at the Township Building before the waste can be dropped off.
Tree trimmings, shrubbery and any other organic vegetation are considered yard wast and will be accepted.
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Chose to Use Non-Toxic Alternatives
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Many commercial cleaners contain substances which are toxic and can burn skin or eyes on contact. Without proper ventilation their use can also produce harmful fumes. Non-toxic alternatives are not only as effective and easy to use as their commercial counterparts, but they are also safer for your family and the environment. Best of all, these non-toxic alternatives are less expensive and require less storage space.
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Window & Glass Cleaner
1 gallon water 1/2 cup white vinegar
Apply with cloth or mist/spray bottle; dry with clean cloth
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Wood Furniture/Floor Polish
1/2 cup white vinegar 1/2 cup vegatable oil
Mix well, rub on surface; buff with clean, dry cloth
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Toilet Bowl Cleaner
1/2 cup borax Drop of mint extract
Scrub bowl with borax & a brush
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All-Purpose Cleaner
1 gallon hot water 1/2 cup washing soda
Mix well; wash surface; rinse
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