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Please flatten the package and place in your Blue Box. Remove any plastic or foil liners and place in garbage.

Please place empty aerosol cans loose in your blue box and plastic caps in your garbage. If the aerosol can is not completely empty, it is considered Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and can be taken to a HHW depot for safe recycling and disposal.

This item is electronic waste (e-waste) and can be taken to a York Region Waste Facility for proper recycling and disposal. Limits apply. Some working items may also be accepted by reuse donation centres. Residents are responsible for removing all personal information from items before drop off. PLEASE DO NOT DISMANTLE MONITORS. Tip: This item can be repaired at a computer repair shop.

This item is Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and can be taken to a HHW depot for proper recycling and disposal. All HHW should be in original containers and well-marked. Containers are not returnable. Do not mix products. Residents may drop off up to 60L of HHW and 20 fluorescent tubes per day at York Region HHW Depots. Residential hazardous waste only. No commercial hazardous waste accepted. If you are looking for alternative locations for proper recycling and disposal of your material please visit www.productcare.org

Items in good condition can be donated at select Reuse Donation Centres. Acceptance of items is at the discretion of the charity. Damaged items that cannot be reused can be disposed of as garbage for a fee at select York Region Waste Facilities. Curbside collection may also be available. Check with your local municipality for more information.

This is yard waste. The tree must be free of all debris including decorations, plastic, compostable, and biodegrable bags. Special collection weeks may apply for Christmas trees. Please check your local municipal website or waste calendar for further collection information. Yard waste can also be dropped off at the Bloomington Compost Site, McCleary Court CEC or Georgina Transfer Station. Fees will apply.

Please double bag this item and place in the garbage.

Items in good condition can be donated. Acceptance of items is at the discretion of the charity. Broken glass in small amounts can be collected as garbage at the curb if placed in a cardboard box labelled "Broken Glass" to keep your collector safe. Check your local municipal website or waste calendar for more information.

Remove lid and place lid and container in your blue box. Please make sure all containers are empty and dry. If there is wet paint still inside then please bring to a Household Hazardous Waste Depot for Drop-Off (residents only).

Empty plastic paint cans go in the garbage. If there is still wet paint inside please drop this off at a Household Hazardous Waste Depot.