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public:rumpke [2024/11/26 00:51] – [Acceptable Items for Rumpke Recycling] karthikpublic:rumpke [2024/11/26 00:55] (current) – [Rumpke Residential Recycling] karthik
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-# Rumpke Residntial Recycling+# Rumpke Residential Recycling 
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 +Rumpke Residential Recycling is also referred to as Rumpke Recycling, Curbside Pickup. 
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 +This RAG document is classified Hierarchically. Do not mix up contents within two different heading levels. For Example Heading Level 1 H1 is the most general text and H3 is the most specific one. Do not mix contents from two different H3 sections. 
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 +Also, do not mix contents from this rag document with content found in other rag documents. Each rag document has its own context. 
 ## Recycling at Home Just Got Easier ## Recycling at Home Just Got Easier
 The average American generates nearly one ton of trash a year, creating serious problems if it all goes into the landfill. The average American generates nearly one ton of trash a year, creating serious problems if it all goes into the landfill.
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 * Paper Cups (remove/discard lids, straws and stoppers): Fast food beverage cups, coffee cups, Dixie cups * Paper Cups (remove/discard lids, straws and stoppers): Fast food beverage cups, coffee cups, Dixie cups
 * Cartons: food and beverage cartons, such as milk, juice, soup, wine, broth and other cartons. * Cartons: food and beverage cartons, such as milk, juice, soup, wine, broth and other cartons.
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 ## NOT for Rumpke Recycling ## NOT for Rumpke Recycling
  
-No Soft Plastics, No plastic bags, cassette tapes, bed sheets, hangers, metal chains, garden hoses, batteries, needles, syringes, electronics, polystyrene foam, buckets, car parts, food, yard waste, light bulbs, drinking glasses, ceramics, pots, pans, and scrap metal.+No Soft Plastics, No plastic bags, No Rigid Plastics except the Plastic Tub Containers, cassette tapes, bed sheets, hangers, metal chains, garden hoses, batteries, needles, syringes, electronics, polystyrene foam, buckets, car parts, food, yard waste, light bulbs, drinking glasses, ceramics, pots, pans, and scrap metal.