Remove lid and wash lightly before throwing out. Metal lids are non-burnable garbage, plastic lids are burnable garbage.

Items that are too large to fit in a garbage bag for burnable garbage, or so heavy that they would rip the bag, are considered oversized garbage.

Items that are too large to fit in a garbage bag for non-burnable garbage, or so heavy that they would rip the bag, are considered oversized garbage.

Items that are too large to fit in a garbage bag for burnable garbage, or so heavy that they would rip the bag, are considered oversized garbage.

They cannot be collected as non-burnable waste or the oversized garbage. 
Please check the disposal method on the page for Items subject to the Home Appliance Recycle Act.

Consult with your local retailer. In the case of a small quantity, soak in paper or cloth prior to discarding.

Separate into "cardboard", "newspapers", and "other paper", and tie each bundle up with string before leaving at your local group collection location or recycle station. You can search for recycle stations at "Recycle station search". Non-recyclable paper, such as soiled or smelly paper, is considered burnable garbage.

Some local group collection locations and recycle boxes accept this as "cloth". You can search for recycle stations at "Recycle station search".

Separate into "cardboard", "newspapers", and "other paper", and tie each bundle up with string before leaving at your local group collection location or recycle station. You can search for recycle stations at "Recycle station search". Non-recyclable paper, such as soiled or smelly paper, is considered burnable garbage.
Please remove any non-paper handles and put out.

Gather small items in a paper bag and tie it up with string before leaving at your local group collection location or recycle station. You can search for recycle stations at "Recycle station search". Non-recyclable paper, such as soiled or smelly paper, is considered burnable garbage.