Do you know all seven recycling codes? Take it from Ed and keep this in mind, only #3 and #5 plastics cannot be recycled, but all others can. That's good to know!
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Living with Ed: Everyday Tips: Recycling Codes
Do you know all seven recycling codes? Take it from Ed and keep this in mind, only #3 and #5 plastics cannot be recycled, but all others can. That's good to know!
Added: Aug 14, 2009
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