Now available to our residential pickup customers!
Introducing Zero Waste Bags, which are designed to recycle 24 categories of hard-to-recycle materials that local recycling programs often leave behind. You can now ensure items such as toothpaste tubes, snack wrappers, beverage cartons, and other common household goods are given a new lease on life instead of ending up in landfills or incinerators.
FREE pickup is included with your curbside compost subscription. Bags are purchased separately through our shop.
More information on Terracycle’s processes, auditing, and compliance can be found here, and via their third-party auditor.
How it Works:
Log in to your account portal.
Select your Terracycle bag size (see options below) and check out.
We’ll deliver your bag at your next service.
Bags are single-stream. Choose one recycling category per bag. Be sure to check off the type of hard-to-recycle trash in the corresponding checkbox on the front of the Zero Waste Bag.
When the Zero Waste Bag is full, seal it then place the Zero Waste Bag next to your compost at your next pickup.
We wait until we have a full truckload of bags, then we haul them to Terracycle.
Small Zero Waste Bags
The Small Zero Waste Bags measure roughly 10 x 14 inches. They can hold up to 2 gallons in volume.
Order small Zero Waste Bags if you’re recycling:
● Cigarette butts
● Coffee capsules
● Corks
● Cosmetics packaging
● Eyewear
● Ink & toner cartridges
● Media storage
● Oral care packaging
● Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
● Plastic bottle caps
● Water filters
● Wires & cords
Large Zero Waste Bags
The Large Zero Waste Bags measure roughly 24 x 24 inches. They are roughly the same size as the 13-gallon kitchen bag.
Order large Zero Waste Bags if you’re recycling:
● All plastic packaging
● Fabrics & clothing
● Food & drink pouches
● Milk & juice cartons
● Office supplies & writing instruments
● Party supplies & disposables
● Pet food packaging
● Shoes & footwear
● Sporting goods
● Styrofoam™
● Toys
● Used home care supplies (used cleaning supplies)
Click here for a detailed, downloadable guide to everything you can recycle.
