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A Guide to Battery Recycling
The US throws away over 3 billion batteries every year, with the average US household purchasing upwards of 90 alkaline batteries per year. With batteries being one of the most common household hazardous waste items, it is important to make sure you know how to dispose of them safely. If disposed of incorrectly, batteries can cause…
Read MoreCommon Recycling Mistakes
Common Recycling Mistakes (and how to avoid them): – The WWRA’s #1 contaminate is THIN PLASTICS. This includes bagged recycling, grocery bags, plastic tarps, and bubble wrap. To avoid this mistake, thoroughly check cardboard boxes for contaminants and NEVER bag recyclables. – Always be sure to RINSE out food and cosmetic products from bottles…
Read MoreMemorial Day 2026 Closure
This Memorial Day, we honor all who have served in our armed forces. The WWRA will be closed today, Monday, May 25th. While gathering with family and friends, remember these tips for holiday recycling: NOT Recyclable: – Single-Use utensils, cups, and plates – Serving items that have not been scraped and rinsed –…
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