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by PhilDoc on April 8th, 2006
Yes, magazines can be recycled with newspapers, if only more of us would do it.
*The question was whether they could be recycled with newspapers. The answer is yes. Now I do understand that some public utilities do have some exclusions placed on their particular recycling program, but these have to do with contractual agreements and not the ability to recycle certain products.
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Comments
Not true in all places. Where I used to live we couldn't even mix any shiny Sunday ads w/papers.Better check first!
by MyKinKStar on April 12th, 2006
As you have interpeted the question broadly,' is it possible?', this is a good answer. As you say, if only more would do it!
by yoho05 reminds you to DYOH on April 15th, 2006