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Accepted Materials in Phoenix, AZ
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Tin containers
Glass bottles and jars
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Tin containers
Glass bottles and jars
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans (Drop-off only)
Tin containers (Drop-off only)
Glass bottles and jars (Drop-off only)
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Tin containers
Glass bottles and jars
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Tin containers
Glass bottles and jars
Cartons
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Tin containers
Glass bottles and jars
Cartons
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Rigid plastics
Glass bottles and jars
Cartons
All mostly metal items (excluding batteries and electronics)
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers (up to 5 gallons)
Aluminum cans
Steel cans
Glass bottles and jars
Cartons
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Rigid plastics
All mostly metal items (excluding batteries and electronics)
Glass bottles and jars
Paper (includes office paper, newspaper, and card stock)
Cardboard
Plastic bottles and containers
Aluminum cans
Tin containers
Glass bottles and jars
Cartons