Practices & Tips
What Can Be Recycled?
While paper and cardboard are biodegradable, it is always a good idea to see if it can be recycled before you toss it in the bin. As long as they aren’t wet or tainted with grease or foods, they are recyclable. During the recycling process, paper is mixed with water to create a slurry, and as grease, oils, and water don’t mix … you see the problem.
While shredded paper is still recyclable, it lowers the grade of the paper, and it may be harder to find someone who will recycle it. So if you plan on recycling and do not necessarily have to shred your documents, it may be best to not.
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Recycling Solutions
What We Do
The DocShop can tailor a paper and/or cardboard recycling program tailored for your personal or business needs. We provide containers for you to use onsite to collect the paper and cardboard and then make scheduled rounds to pick up the full containers and replace them with empty ones, ready to be refilled.
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It’s easy to find out how to start recycling; just call The DocShop for further information. We will help you get started.