The 3 rules to recycling

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 The 3 Rules Of Recycling

Recycling has a few simple rules to make sure that everything goes right! Whenever recycling make sure you follow these rules. 
  1. Recycle only what is supposed to be recycled, not anything else!
  2. Keep food and liquid out of your recycling bin. 
  3. No bagged recyclables.
Number 1 means that only the items that are recyclable should be in the bin and if you are in doubt, just leave it out. 

Number 2 means that any item that is used as a box or can to store food in, should be clean before being kept in the recycling. Either way, no food or liquid should be in the recycling. 

Number 3 means that non of the recyclable items should be in bags together. Just put them in the bin. 

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