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Here's a quick guide to disposing of your medications in Toronto: Empty any pills (tablets, capsules, etc.) ... Rinse and recycle your empty vials in your blue bin. ... Creams, ointments, liquids or inhalers should not be emptied/disassembled.

Items to put in your blue bin glass bottles and jars. plastic bottles, tubs and trays unless it's black plastic. tins, cans and empty aerosol cans. kitchen foil and foil meal containers. cardboard like cereal boxes, toilet roll tubes, food and drink cartons. cartons and Tetrapaks (often used for juice cartons)

NOTE: Please remove pills from blister packs or pill bottle containers and place in a clear, plastic bag BEFORE bringing it to your participating pharmacy. Pill bottles can be recycled provided you have removed all personal information. Creams and liquids can be kept in their original packaging.

Rinse out food waste to make empty containers less attractive. Put lids back on plastic or glass jars before placing them into your blue bin. Remove lids entirely from cans (don't bend them inside the can!) and crush the open end of the can shut, to prevent animals from sticking their paws or heads inside.

There's no need to wash or crush your recyclables. Just separate your aluminum, glass, and plastic containers in different bags or bins, and head for the recycling center. And again, if you need more info, be sure to read our Frequently Asked Questions. Where.

However, it's not possible to say whether it's better to save water or recycle properly. That's because rinsing recyclables doesn't have to be a waste of water. Why Rinse Recyclables? If you don't rinse food debris from your recycling, it can contaminate an entire load.

General Recycling Instructions Prepare containers in 3 easy steps: empty food, liquids or other contents. rinse to remove any residue. place lid/cap on (including sprayers and pumps)

Unusable video and cassette tapes Put old and broken video and cassette tapes in your black cart as garbage. Recycle paper cardboard covers in your blue cart.

What Goes In Your Blue Bin? Newspapers & Magazines. Food & Drink Cans. Rigid Plastics. Cardboard. Tetra Pak Cartons.

Best Option. This item can be composted. Check your local municipal recycling website to see if composting services are offered in your community. If composting is not an option, it goes in the trash.