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Commercial Guidelines
 
To help you in preparing your materials, we are providing the following guidelines. As you will see, some of the guidelines are in PDF form in both English and Spanish.
 
Recycling Collection 
Boulder County's Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Electronics Drop-off
Food & Organics Collection
 
Recycling Guidelines
 
To download a printable version of these guidelines in English click here.
 
To download a printable version of these guidelines in Spanish click here.
 
All approved recyclables must fit in the recycle cart.
 
YES . YES . YES .
 
Paper & Cardboard
 
Office paper &opened mail
Copy & loose leaf paper
Letterhead
Brochures &pamphlets
Greeting &index cards
Computer printouts
File folders
Blueprints
Newspapers & inserts
Magazines & catalogs
Corrugated cardboard
Brown paper bags
Phonebooks
Cereal & other paperboard boxes
Paper egg cartons
 
No need to remove: paperclips, stamps, address labels, staples, tape, wire, metal fasteners, rubber bands, plastic spiral bindings, plastic tabs.
 
If cardboard boxes don’t fit in the cart, flatten and place under the cart lid.
 
Containers
 
Plastic bottles and jugs(#1- #7, no lids)
Plastic screw-top jars(#1 only, no lids)
Glass bottles & jars(remove lids)
Aluminum foil & pie pans
Clean aluminum foil &pie pans
Steel/tin cans
Paper milk & juice cartons
Juice boxes& drink boxes(no foil pouches)
Metal jar lids & steel bottle caps
 
Please note: Empty and rinse all containers. Do not flatten containers.
 
NO . NO . NO .
 
No plastics other than those listed
No plastic bags
No plastic caps
No motor oil bottles
No vitamin or prescription bottles
No plastic 6-pack holders
No plastic film canisters
No plastic microwave trays
No plastic or Styrofoam® to-go containers
No neon, fluorescent, goldenrod or dark-colored paper
No gift wrap or tissue paper
No tissues, paper towels, napkins
No waxed paper or waxed cardboard
No shredded paper
No paper ream wrappers
No books
No photographs
No Kraft® (orangish/brown/yellow) envelopes
No backing from stickers or labels
No stickers(address labels and stamps ok)
No frozen food, ice cream or frozen juice containers
No paper to-go containers(they have a plastic coating)
No paper cups or plates
No straws
No foil drink pouches
No Tyvek® envelopes
No Styrofoam® egg cartons
No pet food, kitty litter, fertilizer or charcoal bags
No Styrofoam® “clamshell” boxes
No drinking glasses, window glass
No light bulbs, plates or vases
No mirrors, ceramics or Pyrex®
No scrap metal
No hazardous or bio-hazardous waste
No diapers
No needles or syringes
 
If in doubt, throw it out! Don’t guess.
 
Commercial Hazardous Waste Guidelines
 
Click to get the latest information from the Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management Facility.
 
Asbestos insulation, or large quantities of asbestos tile or linoleum
 
Never attempt to remove products you suspect contain asbestos (floor tiles, linoleum, insulation materials). Asbestos fibers are dangerous if inhaled. Call Boulder County Public Health for information 303-441-1100, or consult with a certified asbestos removal contractor.
 
Business wastes including: industrial, agricultural, municipal, school, church, non-profit or other community organization wastes
 
Companies providing hazardous waste collection services are listed in the Phone Book Yellow Pages under “Waste Disposal – Hazardous” or “Environmental and Ecological Services.” A list of companies that provide hazardous services is also available from the Boulder County Resource Conservation Division; call 720-564-2220 to request a copy. Contact the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment 303-692-3300 for information on hazardous waste generator requirements. Also contact EPA Region 8 at 303-312-6149 and Boulder County Public Health 303-441-1100 for information on reducing the use of hazardous chemicals and pollution prevention.
 
Fire extinguishers
 
Contact your local fire department or fire extinguisher dealers. Call the HHW program at 720-564-2220 for a handout including contact information.
 
Medical wastes, medicines, and sharps
 
All medical wastes require special handling and disposal. Call Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Solid Waste Section, for more information 303-692-3437 or 303-692-3320, or refer to their website at www.cdphe.state.co.us . Also contact Boulder County Public Health at 303-441-1100.
 
Propane tanks (BBQ grill-size or larger)
 
Contact local propane supply companies.
 
Radioactive materials
 
Call the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment, Radiation Control Division at 303-692-3300.
 
Electronic Guidelines
 
For information about electronics recycling, click here.
 
Food & Organics Guidelines
 
English Composting Guidelines
 
Spanish Composting Guidelines
 
 
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