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Here's a guide to what goes in your recycling bin and what doesn't. You can also download and print our recycling guide (PDF). Currently 40% of everything going into the landfill can be recycled. Recycling such things as bottles, cans and paper, instead of throwing them in the trash, is ... Leaves must be in large, paper biodegradable leaf bags. Please do not block sidewalks. Bags can remain curbside regardless of your trash day or inclement ... Lids, caps and labels can be kept on recyclable containers. Do not place dirty recyclables, like un-rinsed jars, in the cart. Collection Schedule. To check ... Waste Management's current guidance states they are only accepting plastics by shape: bottles, jars, jugs and tubs. Most residential packaging and paper can be collected curbside or can be taken to depots for recycling. A few items are only accepted at depots. Occasional extra recycling can be placed in a cardboard box, no larger than 2' x 2' or in a sturdy container such as a tall 20-32-gallon kitchen trash can. Items should be placed in the cart loose. Why? Plastic bags can get caught in the machinery causing delays and damage to equipment. Recycling facilities are not ... What Can Be Recycled in Home Recycling Carts? · Metal food and beverage cans · Paper · Cardboard · Plastic bottles and jugs. All recyclables should be clean, ... What you can recycle · All plastic bottles and jugs, regardless of the number stamped in the bottom. · Plastic tubs -- Butter, sour cream, cottage cheese and ...