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My Kitchen Recycling System

ceoMom 101, Jennifer

The way I used to recycle drove me nuts! I would wash out the can of green beans, for example, and then stick the can above my sink counter. Once I had enough recyclable items, I would take a trip to my recycling can in the garage. It would be so annoying, because my sink counter would almost always have an item or two making it look cluttery and I found myself constantly running to the garage to visit the recycling can. I tried using a small recycling can in my house, but cereal boxes never fit, let alone milk containers, etc.

I fixed the problem by buying two matching large kitchen trash cans. I got the idea from a friend of mine who had one at her house. It was so big that I knew that’s what I needed to solve my recycling hot spot. I looked at several trash can varieties until I found one that was large enough for a cereal box, but also used regular tall kitchen sacks (the last thing I needed was to buy “special” trash bags). I now have my two cans – one for trash and one for recycling – in my kitchen. No more clutter, no more mess and no more running constantly to the garage. Hurray!

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ceoMom 431, Christy

ceoMom 431, Christy

I have two small cans that fit under my kithen sink. One is for trash and the other is for recycling. Glass gets taken out to the garage everyday. It works great and now my kids are learning which items go in which can.

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