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Find a farm, animal sanctuary, rescue, or composter near you. Donations must be free of mold and decorations (e.g., paint, glitter, gems).
If you have Compost service, place this item in your green Compost cart. If you do not have Compost service, place this item in your Trash dumpster bin or cart. Commercial Properties - If you have Compost service, place this item in your Compost dumpster bin or cart.
For most people, municipal dump fees are closer to $50-$100 per dump and waste pickup is typically in the area of $30 per quarter with many municipal areas offering discounted rates if you separate your recyclables.
How to prepare your recycling Put your recycling in your cart loose. Do not bag your recycling. Keep containers in their 3-D (3 dimensional) shape. Flatten all boxes. Never put plastic bags or plastic films in your recycling cart.
Minneapolis residents: You may place your mattress next to your garbage cart on recycling week only. Please post a sign or write on the item For Solid Waste. The mattress will be picked up on the next business day after recycling day. For more information, go to the City of Minneapolis website.
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If you havent signed up for organics recycling, you can put carved pumpkins and other gourds with your other yard waste. Added synthetic materials such as paint, permanent markers, glitter or jewels make pumpkins non-compostable, and then they have to go in the black garbage cart.
🎃 Help keep waste less scary by composting your pumpkins! Make sure your jack-o-lanterns and decorative squash make their way into your yard waste bin (as long as they are unpainted and free of wax or other synthetic materials on them like glitter, wax, and stickers).
Burying pumpkins is a simple and effective method of disposal. Dig a hole in your garden, at least 12-18 inches deep, and place the pumpkin inside. Cover it with soil, ensuring its fully submerged. The pumpkin will decompose over time, providing essential nutrients to the soil.

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