Rediscovering Recycling Recycling in Toronto is an unfolding story of discovery and innovation. Beyond the usual suspects of paper and plastics, there’s a world of recyclables waiting to be explored. For instance, your old clothes aren’t just fabric; they’re potential resources. Designated textile recycling programs in Toronto turn these old garments into new products.
The Lesser-Known Recyclables Who knew that Compact Fluorescent Bulbs (CFLs) and cooking oil could be recycled? CFLs, with their trace amounts of mercury, require careful handling, but once processed, they’re valuable recyclables. Similarly, used cooking oil can embark on a second life as biofuel, steering clear of clogging our drains.
Everyday Items with Recycling Potential Your empty aerosol cans and old eyeglasses are more than just trash. In the Blue Bin, aerosol cans find a new life, while donated eyeglasses embark on a journey of giving, providing improved vision to those in need. Recycling in Toronto is about reimagining the potential of everyday items.