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Section A from A Beaver's Tale
A guide to acceptable materials in commercial bin, updated for 2026.
Acceptable Plastics Search For: Recycling MenuRecycling Hub My Services Material Guide Recycle in Your Bluebox Commercial Acceptables Household Items Construction & Demolition Electronics…
A guide to acceptable materials in your blue box, updated for 2026.
Our guide to proper disposal of waste and what is acceptable.
January 2014, 2 pages.
Check with your supplier for return and refill options. Tanks that have held flammable compressed gasses (Oxygen, Acetylene, Propane) are not recyclable. Visit the…
Some businesses accept ceiling panels for reuse or recycle, for a fee. Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill. There is a…
Adelaide Metcalfe Township Search For: Welcome to your collection hub. This page will have your updated recycling & waste schedules, as well as…
As of January 1st 2026, this item is now accepted in your residential blue box! Aerosol Cans must be empty. If the can contains…
These items cannot go in the garbage and should be recycled. It is best to have them recycled through the contractor repairing or replacing…
Recycle empty beverage cans in your blue box or wheelie bin. Using recycled aluminum to make things takes 98% less energy than using new…
As of January 1st 2026, this item is now accepted in your residential blue box! Please ball up aluminum foil. Not acceptable for Commercial…
For an emergency situation, call 911. For disposal of unwanted ammunition or fireworks or firearms , call the police non-emergency reporting line for disposal…
Take used antifreeze to the HHW locations for recycling or ask your local auto shop to recycle it for you. Visit the RPRA web…
AODA Policy Search For: The Association is actively working towards achieving a fully accessible website that endeavors to conform to the World Wide…
Asbestos is not accepted at the HHW facilities. Asbestos can be hazardous, and demolition and renovation projects must comply with requirements. You may remove…
Dispose of in the garbage. Must be completely cooled, dampened, and boxed or bagged.
Some businesses accept asphalt roofing for reuse or recycle, for a fee. Otherwise, dispose of as garbage at your local landfill (there is a…
Stereo and audio equipment is accepted at our Material Recovery Facility located at 415 Canada Avenue in Huron Park. For other recycling locations for…
Give away or resell usable items - consider craigslist, Freecycle, or look in the yellow pages under "Thrift Stores". Broken items go in the…
Dispose of small items in your garbage can, large items at your local landfill for a fee. Car parts are not accepted for recycling…
Automated Collection Questions Search For: Resources MenuResources Hub FAQ’s Recycling Composting Waste Schedule Automated Collection Publications Supplies Collection Reminders Click or tap on…
Learn about the multiple compartments to our automated truck.
Section B from A Beaver's Tale
For your local landfill, empty barrels and drums must be cut in half. Clean metal can be recycled. Plastic and dirty metal go in…
Use rechargeable batteries to reduce waste! Ask about recycling where you buy batteries. Household (alkaline) batteries may go in the garbage. These batteries, including…
Button batteries (found in watches, hearing aids, cameras) may contain very small amounts of metals such as silver and mercury. Many watch, jewelry and…
Rechargeable batteries are found in cordless power tools, cellular and cordless phones, laptop computers, digital cameras, toothbrushes, and remote control toys. Remove the battery…
Ask at an auto parts store about repair options. Trade in your old part when you buy a new one. Scrap dealers also take…
Rechargeable batteries are found in cordless power tools, cellular and cordless phones, laptop computers, digital cameras, toothbrushes, and remote control toys. Remove the battery…
Rechargeable batteries are found in cordless power tools, cellular and cordless phones, laptop computers, digital cameras, toothbrushes, and remote control toys. Remove the battery…
Rechargeable batteries are found in cordless power tools, cellular and cordless phones, laptop computers, digital cameras, toothbrushes, and remote control toys. Remove the battery…
Give away or resell usable items - consider craigslist, Freecycle, or look in the yellow pages under "Thrift Stores". For unusable items, metal bed…
Give away or resell usable items - consider Craigslist, Freecycle, or look in the yellow pages under "Thrift Stores". Give torn or stained cotton…
Plastic berry trays are not recyclable. These items go in your garbage.
Recycle empty cans in your blue box or wheelie bin. Using recycled aluminum to make things takes 98% less energy than using new material!…
Donate usable bikes and parts to community-oriented bike shops. Bikes and parts can be recycled at your local landfill or take to a scrap…
Unwanted flammable and hazardous products should be taken to a HHW location. Note this posting is about the content of the container not the…
Collection calendar for Bluewater Municipality
Collection map for Bluewater
Bluewater Municipality Search For: Welcome to your collection hub. This page will have your updated recycling & waste schedules, as well as helpful…
Donate used books (see any thrift store). For locations to sell used books, look in the Yellow Pages under "Books- Used and Rare". Otherwise,…
Donate used books (see any thrift store). For locations to sell used books, look in the Yellow Pages under "Books- Used and Rare".
All metal caps and lids are recyclable. Take metal lids off of glass jars. Leave metal lids from cans inside the can and pinch…
