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When can I recycle? Residential: Recycling pickup is every Friday. If you have any questions, please call us at (828) 252-2532 and ask for the operator. Moving? The recycling bins are Curbside’s property. Please leave them at your home if you move. Thank you.

What may I recycle in Hendersonville?


NOT RECYCLABLE at this time:
 Plastics that are not BOTTLES Tubs, such as yogurt & margarine containers Plastic deli containers Aluminum Foil Food Trays or Pans (Pie Plates) Dog food bags Paint Cans Plastic Bags Antifreeze, Motor Oil, Pesticide Bottles Styrofoam Plastic Wrap Broken Glass Dishes or Cookware Drinking Glasses or mugs Light Bulbs Window or Mirror Glass Plant trays or pots Plastic furniture or toys Bottle or jar lids Hardcover books Paper contaminated by food Paper towels, tissue or napkins Photographs Waxed paper Waxed cardboard Carbon Copy Paper Drink Boxes Milk Cartons
How to Prepare Recyclables Please help make recycling happen by preparing your recyclable materials as requested. What can be recycled and how these materials have to be prepared is determined by the businesses that make products from recycled materials. Careful preparation and separation of recyclables is important. Manufacturers require clean and contaminant free materials to make new products. You can help! REMOVE & Discard all caps (labels my remain on bottles) RINSE all bottles and cans. Empty aerosol cans – remove lids. FLATTEN plastic jugs and plastic soda bottles. BREAK DOWN and FLATTEN all corrugated cardboard. Place items in the correct bin. See - “What can I recycle?” (left) SECURE the lid on the blue bin to prevent paper from blowing out. Set your bins out to the curb by 8:00 A.M. on your recycling day A maximum of 6 bins per household will be collected.  Extra material, such as a lot of cardboard from a move, may be taken to one of the drop-off centers. 

Lay flat under bins: Corrugated Cardboard Place in Large Blue Bin: Metal Cans Aluminum Steel Tin EMPTY Aerosol cans All Plastic Bottles and Jugs (Tip: mouth must be smaller than base) Glass Bottles and Jars (clear, brown, green) Aluminum Pie Tins, Food Trays Place in Mixed Paper Blue Bin: Newspapers and inserts Mixed Paper Catalogs Junk mail Magazines Cereal boxes Egg cartons (paper) Envelopes Manila envelopes Office paper Paper Phone books Glossy paper Post-It-Notes Brown paper bags Paper towel rolls Shredded paper (place in paper bag with top rolled down) Etc!

RECYCLE YOUR CROCS!

                    

Even if you don’t own a pair of Crocs, you’ve seen them.


They are the distinctive plastic clogs with the holes on top. If you have a worn-out or an outgrown pair, don’t throw them away! Instead, give them a second life by recycling them through Crocs’ SolesUnited program. The company takes old Crocs, grinds them up and makes NEW shoes to give away to people in need. It’s the first-of-its-kind recycled footwear donation program.


You can mail your old Crocs to one of these addresses:


• Crocs Recycling – West

3375 Enterprise Avenue

Bloomington, CA 92316


• Crocs Recycling – East

1500 Commodity Boulevard

Lockbourne, OH 43137


To date, SolesUnited has donated 1 million pairs of recycled shoes, with a goal of giving away 2 million by the end of this year.


For more information, visit SolesUnited.

Curbside Management • 116 N. Woodfin Avenue • Asheville, NC 28804 • Telephone: 828.252.2532 • Fax: 828.251.2888 • EMAIL 

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