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The document outlines the new law effective January 1, 2006, regarding the recycling of major appliances as per Assembly Bill 2277 (2004). It details the requirements for Certified Appliance Recyclers (CARs), who must manage materials requiring special handling, such as mercury and CFCs. The document specifies who is affected by the law, what constitutes a major appliance, and the necessary steps to become certified. It also provides information on record-keeping and compliance for recyclers and transporters.

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What cant I put in my recycle bin?

Items not to put in your blue top bin black plastic, polystyrene and bubble wrap. personal protective equipment (PPE) like face masks, gloves. nappies, wipes or tissues. wrappers and packets. pouches and tubes. plastic wrap, film or carrier bags.

What can or Cannot be recycled?

Generally, common household items made from paper, plastics, metals and glass such as newspaper, beverage cartons, cans, containers and bottles can be recycled.

What is the general rule with recycling?

Recycling is easy and convenient toss your clean and dry bottles, cans, paper and cardboard together in your recycling container. Empty smaller bins used throughout your home or business into your large recycling bin and remember to free your recyclables no plastic bags.

How do you dispose of old broken appliances?

Your local junk removal company can pick up old appliances and dispose of them in a responsible manner. Old appliances can be dismantled and recycled, and your junk removal company can take care of it and drop it off at the recycling facility.

Which states have mandatory recycling laws?

Across the nation, some states even have mandatory recycling laws that help citizens to do their part in creating a more sustainable country! The six states with mandatory recycling requirements are: Colorado, California, New Jersey, Washington, Oregon, and Maine.

How many bottles can you recycle for $100?

If you can earn between five and ten cents per bottle, to make say, $100, you will need around 1000 bottles. This can be very time consuming. Its also important to know the rules of your local center. For example, some centers want the lids off and even labels, so thats important to understand.

Does Kentucky have a recycling program?

Recycling drop-off locations Lexington offers multiple drop-off locations for you to recycle. You can put aluminum and tin cans, plastic bottles and jugs, glass bottles and jars, dry cardboard, office paper, paper mail, newspaper, magazines and catalogs in the bins listed below.

What is the the recycling rule?

What are the recycling rules? The recycling rule applies to all pension tax-free cash payments where contributions are significantly increased on or around the time the payment is made. HMRC outline specific conditions to determine whether a recycling event has taken place.

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