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roy
Downtown
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er, what?LBOWACC wrote >>
paper shit shredding and burning.Pablo: Try Abitibi, here's a link: http://www.paperretriever.com/
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patient_zero
Falafel District
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Rumpke handles our recycling at the hotel. They provided us with several large brown dump bins for single stream recycling so we're not limited to paper, so we recycle glass, plastic, aluminum and steel as well.
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Pablo
Crestview Addition
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roy wrote >>
LBOWACC wrote >>
paper shit shredding and burning.er, what?
Pablo: Try Abitibi, here's a link: http://www.paperretriever.com/Thanks for the tip. We'll probably take our paper to one of these or a SWACO drop-off site.
@patient_zero - It would be great to have a recycling dumpster here at the office but I don't believe my employer wants to pay for it.
Our recycling program consists of a few employees who have taken it upon themselves to recycle. Twice a week I stop at a SWACO site with office stuff. It's just that our paper can get pretty heavy and the free SWACO service was a real back-saver!
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patient_zero
Falafel District
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Pablo, the bins were provided free of charge from Rumpke. If you have limited output and container space, you may be able to work out an agreement with a bigger office next door.
We keep our bins on a loading dock and share container usage with some of the law firms in Capital Square. They get to recycle too so less paper ends up in the landfill.
A few calls to Rumpke could be worth your time.
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cyclist II
Short North & Peach District
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I have always taken the paper and cut it into 4 or 6 pieces and use them like memo or sticky notes. This only works effectively if you have a very small volume of paper though, or unless you have a very high demand for memo/sticky notes.
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Pablo
Crestview Addition
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patient_zero wrote >>
Pablo, the bins were provided free of charge from Rumpke. If you have limited output and container space, you may be able to work out an agreement with a bigger office next door.
We keep our bins on a loading dock and share container usage with some of the law firms in Capital Square. They get to recycle too so less paper ends up in the landfill.
A few calls to Rumpke could be worth your time.Thanks for the tip! I called Rumpke and for $25/month they'll pick up all our recycling biweekly, no need to sort.
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