You might think you're doing your part for the planet, but you'll be surprised that these things can’t be recycled.

If you’re wondering what to do with all those empty boxes, crumpled paper and bows, Rumpke Waste & Recycling has the answer. On its Facebook page, the trash service lists what you can and can ...

We all want to do our bit to recycle more and reduce waste. In fact, there’s even a term that describes the act of putting items into your kerbside recycling in the hope that they will get ...

However, any wrapping paper with embellishments like glitter, velvet or metallic components is likely not recyclable. As in ...

said some items are easy to get out of the house. But others are not recycling-friendly. Plain or glossy wrapping paper – anything you can tear – can usually go into the recycling bin. "[ ...

But many holiday decorations and disposable dishware often end up in landfills. So, what can you recycle, and what can't you?

They can go out on the next recycling day, with your corrugated cardboard or in blue bag number one (paper items). Clean packaging of this type is recyclable, and can go out with corrugated ...

"Keep in mind that what you can recycle at a relative's home may be different than what you can recycle at your own," the DNR ...