Charleston, IL: unwanted catalogs

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Catalog Choice - Eliminate unwanted catalogs you receive in the mail

Catalog Choice - Eliminate unwanted catalogs you receive in the mail

www.catalogchoice.org/

Catalog Choice is a free service that lets you decline paper catalogs you no longer wish to receive. Reduce the amount of unsolicited mail in your mailbox and help save some trees. Just click on the link above to go directly to the site.
The following is a quote from their Privacy section: "Catalog Choice does not sell, rent, exchange or otherwise disclose our mailing lists or information about our site visitors. Catalog Choice captures information about visits to our site, but we use this information to analyze general traffic patterns (e.g. what pages are most/least popular) and to perform routine system maintenance.
Your personally identifiable information will only be used to remove you from specific catalog mailing lists. "

List of Recylables for drop-off bin in Charleston

All types of paper, except the plastic coated thin cardboard that frozen dinners come in. Cereal and cracker boxes are acceptable. Church bulletins, newspaper, colored ads, computer paper, magazines, window envelopes (no need to cut out the window).
PLEASE COLLAPSE cardboard boxes so they don’t take up so much room in the bin.
REMOVE METAL HANDLES attached to plastic buckets
Plastic buckets (#7 plastic) such as kitty litter containers. Maximum size is 5 gallons.
PP grocery containers (#5 plastic) such as yogurt cups, and narrow neck syrup and ketchup bottles.
LDPE grocery containers (#4 plastic) such as margarine tubs, frozen desert cups, six pack rings...
PVC narrow neck containers (#3 plastic) such as health and beauty aid products and household cleaners.
HDPE containers - milk, water and juice jugs, detergent and fabric softener (#2 clear & colored plastic)
PET bottles - soda, water and flavored beverage (#1 clear and green plastic)
Glass bottles and jars – clear, brown and green
Gable top containers - milk and juice containers
Steel Cans and tins
Aluminum - cans, trays and foil (must be clean)

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Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Catalog Choice - Eliminate unwanted catalogs you receive in the mail

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