WHERE CAN YOU RECYCLE STYROFOAM PIECES IN BEAVERTON, OREGON AREA.?
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http://www.freerecycle.com/  ?
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Portland. There are better locations though. If interested, let me know: wchomeloans@yahoo.com
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only recyclable from refuse
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Try the checking out the EPA website to see what materials requires material safety data sheet or MSDS and special handling.  You can look up MSDS by product and part number.  The original maufactuer is a good place as well they can assist in by telling you what they deem worth recycling and they are a source of MSDS information as well.
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Have you tried www.freecycle.org? Check out the website. It's not exactly 'recycle' by the purest sense of the term but once you check the website you'll be sure to like it.
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http://www.epa.gov/recyclecity/mainmap.htm
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The real question is:  How can manufacturers recycle their waste?  Most food manufacturers are allowed to re-use up to 10% of their waste.  What they cannot re-use must go elsewhere, like to a dog food manufacturing plant.  \n\nSome fast-food restaurants, like KFC, donate excess made food to homeless shelters.  \n\nHallmark Cards recycles a bunch of their wastes by donating to non-profit organizations (churches, thrift stores, etc.) & they run a craft place called Kaleidoscope at Crown Center in KC, MO.  The kids come & make crafts there for FREE!  I've taken my girls there several times.
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Paper can be recycled.  Rags  are thrown away and can be used for dusters or given to a car workshop.  Egg cartons can be returned to certain shops. Cans can be recycled for money.Icecream containers can beused for various things such as storing things in or taken to a kindergarten.
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Try going on Yahoo Groups and search for a local "freecycle" group. They allow people to give away stuff they don't need / want anymore to people who can use it... freeing up space in landfills.\n\nI've seen everything from cameras to cars given away there... just as a warning, it can get rather addictive.\n\nhope this helps :-)
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Recycle it, or turn it into sculptures you can sell to people who find it "artsy."
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Try getting ahold of the Doe Run recycleing comany located in Boss Missouri. Maybe try doe run company.com. good luck
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The most common items to be recycled were paper and metal.  People used to have drives to collect it.
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call your local waste authority to see where you can take idems like that.  There are usually several businesses around that will take older hardware and make it new for other people in need to use.  It was very nice to think about something like that. :D
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Cubside recycling? Look no further! \nhttp://www.slcgov.com/PublicServices/Streets/recycleinfo.htm#Recycling%20Instructions\n\n\nHere is a cute reminder about recycling that was written by a Girl Scout troop\nhttp://tinyurl.com/zqomw\n\nIf your house is on this map, it will tell you which day is yours!\nhttp://www.slcgov.com/PublicServices/Streets/wastemap.htm
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For free stuff there is http://www.freecycle.org
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try a local junk yard