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CLEANING
GUIDELINES

HOW TO PREPARE YOUR RECYCLING

Rabbit Recycling hand sorts every item and material that enters our shop.

Please ensure that any bag that contained food or liquid is cut open, cleaned, and dried.

We suggest hand-washing for flexible materials and bags and/or using a dishwasher for solid items.

We cannot accept anything that has been contaminated with human bodily waste or meat products.

PLEASE REVIEW THE GUIDE BELOW

DETAILED WITHIN ARE PHOTOS OF ITEMS THAT ARE
UNABLE TO RECYCLE DUE TO THEIR CLEANLINESS

INCLUDED IS ALSO A STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS
ON HOW TO CLEAN YOUR RECYCLING TO ENSURE IT
GOES TO GOOD USE / REUSE / UPCYCLING

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COMMON CONTAMINANTS

FOOD AND MOISTURE

As illustrated above, the most common contamination comes from food waste

Washing, rinsing and setting your items out to dry is essential.

We cannot recycle items that have food/beverage residue or items that are not fully dry.

Certain types of products and materials require deconstruction, before the above steps can be taken.

This means cutting open snack bags to wipe them out or using soap and water to clean food containers.

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COMMON CONTAMINANTS

PET HAIR

Please be sure to wash all clothes donations

before putting them in your container.

COMMON CONTAMINANTS

PESTS

We urge our customers to keep their containers

inside with the lid on to keep bugs and other pests out.

If your recycling is not properly cleaned, this will attract more bugs.

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