10 Things You Should Always Recycle …
I admit it — sometimes, I’m lazy when it comes to recycling. I don’t want to take the extra ten minutes a week to clean and sort my recyclable items. Most of us already know which items to recycle every day, our paper, plastic, and glass. But what about all of the other things we collect and eventually throw away? Which of those should we be recycling? Here’s my list of the ten things you should always recycle… some of these may surprise you!
1. Batteries

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Whether you’ve got a drawer full of old cell phone batteries or just used-up AA’s from your TV remote, it’s always a great idea to recycle them. Batteries contain chemicals that are harmful to the environment, and they’re relatively easy to recycle. Here in the States, most post offices and office supply stores have bins where you can just drop off your old batteries. If you don’t think you’ll take the time to recycle your batteries, then invest in the kind you can recharge. Brilliant!
2. Clothes

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Every few months, I clean out my closet and get rid of everything I haven’t worn in a year. There’s usually nothing wrong with these clothes; I just don’t wear them anymore. So rather than throwing them away, I donate them to a charity or host a clothing swap with my girlfriends. Why should clothes end up in a landfill, unless they’re too ugly to go on?
3. Appliances

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Like batteries, appliances contain chemicals that are poisonous and dangerous. Also, they’re made of materials that can easily be recycled. They’re also gigantic, and can take up unnecessary space in a landfill. There are hundreds of scrappers who are delighted to make pick-ups… take the extra time to find one, and recycle your appliances! That goes for computers, printers, and other electronics, working or not, too!

You’ll never know what you will be needing in the future. Although if I recycle everything, I will be out of my own house without any space availible for my self ... See more lol!
But one thing is for sure. I still have clothes wich were in fashion 5 years ago! Maybe fashion will turn backwards again and I’ll be luck to have kept them! ;)
I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who does that. Though lately I haven’t been fitting into my old stuff :(
If anyone is too busy or needs help ... See more to remove some of the stuff from their house, they can call Goodwill, Salvation Army, or The Cancer Federation, and these people will come to your house to pick up stuff at certain scheduled time.
I wish everyone would learn the slogan:
“One man’s junk is another man’s treasure”
There are so many people who would cherish the stuff others toss away.
Also, recycling is the best way to keep our Mother Earth stay beautiful and healthy for future generations.
Also you can prevent some of the clutter which reaches your home:
http://suburbangrandma.com/saving-money/going-green-in-2010/
I am so totally for recycling! It’s about time we snapped out of our selfish little worlds and did our bit to give back to Mother earth. And the best part is the ... See more whole “Easier said than done” thing doesn’t work here. It IS easy to recycle. So why not?!