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What can you recycle in the blue bin and what shouldn't go in? (Birmingham News)

Q. What can you recycle in the blue bin and what shouldn’t go in? A. Here’s
what you can put in the bin: All newspapers, including inserts; magazines
printed on slick, glossy paper; aluminum, steel and empty aerosol cans;
plastic containers such as milk jugs, soft drink bottles, laundry detergent
bottles, shampoo bottles and any narrow neck bottle that has the No. 1 or No.
2 on the bottom; household dry cell batteries used in such things as cameras,
watches, toys, flashlights, smoke detectors and electronic equipment; and used
motor oil. Oil should be put in a clean, clear plastic container with the lid
securely fastened and the container placed next to the bin. Used batteries
should be placed in a clear plastic bag and placed next to the bin. Plastic
containers should be rinsed and the lids or caps removed. These should not be
placed in the recycling bin: Junk mail, brown paper bags, cereal boxes,
cardboard, comic books, mail, fliers, loose paper, stationery, paperback
books; cans that contain poison, paint cans, automobile products cans; scrap
metal, aluminum foil, disposable aluminum pie plates; plastic bags, plastic
wrap; poison containers, motor oil containers, wide-mouth plastic ...

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what items do i need when moving out?

I am moving out and would like to know of some ideas of things I will need...I started a list and so far have: shampoo,conditioner,soap,laundry soap,dish soap,toilet paper,paper towels,tooth paste,sponges,zip lock bags,foil,hair spray,q tips,and cleaning supplies...I already have all the furniture needed.

Here are a few of the things that popped into mind in the first few minutes. You can decide which are optional.

Bathroom: Bath towels, hand towels, face clothes, toilet brush, soap dish, toothbrush holder, pillows for bed

Kitchen: dish cloths, dish towels, scrub brush, rubber gloves, kettle, microwave, coffee maker, kleenex, pots to cook with, cooking utensils (spatula, wooden spoons, etc), frying pan, toaster, dishes, cutlery, serving dishes, sharp knifes for food prep, chopping boards, cookie tray (for cookies and things like chicken fingers), mixing bowls, glasses, pitcher for drinks, storage containers (tupperware, etc), cling wrap, wax paper,

Livingroom: Vacuum, broom, coasters, phone

Bedroom: Pillows, mattress cover (if you're renting an apartment with a bed), blankets, sheets, pillow covers, clock.