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Paper: Paper products are made from organic materials that can be recycled. Recyclable paper items include newspapers, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, printer paper, envelopes, gift wrapping paper, cardboard, and even paper egg cartons.

No. Any paper that's coated in a material like wax, plastic or foil (such as metallic wrapping paper or some Christmas cards) can't be recycled.

Leaflets and flyers can be recycled using your local council's kerbside recycling bin, bag or box and at your local Household Waste Recycling Centre. PAPER FACTS : Paper products are some of the most valuable recyclable materials.

PILLOWS AND DOONAS These items should not be put in your household recycling bin, so they must be put in your rubbish bin. GoKindly offers a recycling program for its customers (other brands are not accepted). A postage fee is charged for recycling old pillows.

All magazines, catalogs, and newspapers can be easily recycled by placing them directly into your blue recycling bin. There is no need to remove the staples or binding as these small impurities will be sorted out at the recycling facility during the pulping process.

Yes, that's right, like almost everything, magazines are recyclable. Rather than have them litter around, you can recycle them. And this will involve a step by step process where you turn them back to paper. In turn, you and others can then use this paper for various purposes.

Wallpaper can't be recycled, so please place it in your general waste bin.

Most curbside recycling programs accept magazines and paperback books as mixed paper. Some programs specifically exclude hardcover books because of the binding, unless you remove it.

Wallpaper isn't recyclable and should be thrown away in your rubbish bin. Whether stripped from walls or leftover from a wallpapering project, the coatings that have been applied to the wallpaper make it unsuitable for recycling.

Q: Can I recycle paper with tape on it? A: Yes.