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[noun] -- a sealed container for food, beverages, etc., as of aluminum, sheet iron coated with tin, or other metal.
[recycl-onym] -- such metals can be readily melted down and remade into the very same container type.
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Aluminum cans and tin cans, even metal bottle caps, clean aluminum plates
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These can be recycled here instead >> Refrigerators and washers/dryers are also recycled for their metal and can be brought to drop off centers. For a limited time Idaho Power might pay you for your fridge and pick it up (click here for details)
Goes to the Dump: Aluminum/tin foils; aerosal cans; paint buckets; steel; propane bottles.
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Curbside
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Simply bundle all the aluminum & tin cans together in a separate container as here:
Drop Offs
You can take this material to recycle at drop offs in:
Did you know...
- Locally we recycle nearly 16 tons of aluminum cans each year, saving over 650,000 pounds of carbon pollution, over 12,000 gallons of gasoline and over 430,000 kilowatt hours of electricity.
- On average, recycling your newspapers generates nearly $18,500 in revenues each year.
- Your recycling participation contributes to our average 16% recycling rate and helps boost our total recycling revenues to over $126,440 on average.
- Here's generally how your metal cans are recycled:
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Recycling