Organized recycling

I don’t know about you, but when recycling trash, I usually throw my paper, glass, plastics, etc. into the corner of the room - and when that pile gets too big to ignore, I’ll take everything to the dumpster, sort and recycle. It’s a pretty inefficient system, not to mention ugly. Imagine stacks and stacks of paper, or a box full of empty cans.

It’s not that I want to be so unorganized, but I’m just too lazy to get anything to help me with my organizational needs. However, I came across these bags online, which I’m thinking of purchasing. I like the fact that they allow you to sort easily, have handles for easy transport, and most importantly, are machine washable! The price isn’t bad either… only $15.

Recycling Bags

How do you sort your recyclables?

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4 Responses to “Organized recycling”


  1. 1 ellen

    I have a box next to the trash in my office for paper. We keep two bins in the pantry for plastic and glass and then re-sort on trash night. My only concern with your bags is that the bottles leak even though we wash them…and then the liquids might seep through.

  2. 2 JB

    Hi Ellen, thanks for leaving a comment! I was wondering about leakage too… like you, I wash out my bottles before recycling, but you never know! Maybe the bin idea is the best way to go?

  3. 3 Jason

    I had came across this site and I thought it was interesting to pass along. It is a creative way about recycling paper.
    http://www.greenbugz.com
    Youv’e been Trashed…it’s silly.

  4. 4 JB

    Hi Jason, thanks for sending the link to the greenbugz site! I’d never heard of them. Interesting…

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