During this period of economic hardship, it’s understandable that you are looking far and wide to find the best bang for your buck. You are sorting through your bills, trying to save money, and oddly enough, there’s one bill commonly overlooked: the garbage bill.
Are you tired of your current garbage hauler…
Residents in Hennepin County who bag their yard and organic waste are required to put their waste out for pickup in compostable bags. Acceptable bags include either paper bags or compostable plastic bags. This is due to a law that went into effect January 1, 2010.
Plastic bags at composting facilities are problematic because the plastic must be separated from the waste, which is expensive, and some plastic may still end up in the compost, which decreases the quality of the compost. Using compostable bags will reduce processing costs and enhance the quality of the finished compost.
No | Material Name |
---|---|
Metal | |
1 | Aluminum Cans |
2 | Tin Cans |
Paper | |
3 | News Paper |
4 | Cardboard |
5 | Computer Paper |
6 | Magazines |
7 | Mixed Paper |
8 | Office paper |
Plastic | |
9 | #1 & # 2 Plastic |
10 | Mixed plastic bottles |
140 West 98th Street Suite 111 Bloomington, Minnesota United States ZIP: 55420 |
(952) 346-0613 NS NS |
Tuesday | From 7:30 am To 3:00 pm |
Wednesday | From 7:30 am To 3:00 pm |
Thursday | From 7:30 am To 3:00 pm |
Friday | From 7:30 am To 3:00 pm |
Saturday | From 7:30 am To 3:00 pm |
Sunday | Closed |
Closed |