In your office paper recycling efforts, strive to eliminate these most frequently found contaminants: Glossy paper Post-it Notes Tape Carbon paper Blueprints Cardboard Pressure-sensitive labels Paper with insoluble glue (e.g. wrapping for copier paper) Envelopes with plastic windows Envelopes with pressure-sensitive flaps and labels Binder clips, metal fasteners, rubber bands (save for re-use) Food wrappings, cups, napkins, tissues Closing the Loop Recycling is more than just collecting materials.
(Binder clips, metal fasteners, rubber bands; save; for re-use; Food wrappings, cups, napkins, tissues) (tissues; Closing; the Loop Recycling) (Tape Carbon paper; Blueprints; Cardboard Pressure-sensitive labels Paper with insoluble glue) Context(Tape Carbon paper Blueprints,List([129, 157))):(Cardboard Pressure-sensitive; labels; Paper; with insoluble glue) Context(Tape Carbon paper Blueprints Cardboard Pressure-sensitive labels,List([129, 193))):(Cardboard Pressure-sensitive; labels Paper e.g. wrapping; for copier paper; Envelopes; with plastic windows) (Envelopes; is; more than just collecting materials)
Tape Carbon paper Blueprints,List([129, 157)) Tape Carbon paper Blueprints Cardboard Pressure-sensitive labels,List([129, 193))
Binder clips, metal fasteners, rubber bands tissues Tape Carbon paper Cardboard Pressure-sensitive Cardboard Pressure-sensitive Envelopes
save Closing Blueprints labels labels Paper e.g. wrapping is
for re-use Food wrappings, cups, napkins, tissues
the Loop Recycling
Cardboard Pressure-sensitive labels Paper with insoluble glue
Paper with insoluble glue
for copier paper Envelopes with plastic windows
more than just collecting materials