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Did you know these signs don’t belong with curbside recycling? The plastic used is usually #5 polypropylene or plastic film, and neither is easy to find a sustainable solution for when their job is done.
We're taking the guesswork out of responsibly recycling your plastic yard signs by connecting them with specialty recyclers who can give them a second life!
We're taking plastic yard signs and metal stakes, regardless of affiliation. We can all get behind more recycling!
It’s really helpful to our team if you separate the yard signs from the metal holders— thanks!
It’s really helpful to our team if you separate the yard signs from the metal holders— thanks!
It all started with Owen, a curious kid trying to do the right thing with dead batteries and seeing how hard it was.
So, he and his dad started a "recycling carpool" to help their neighbors take care of hard-to-recycle items. That grassroots effort evolved into Ridwell, a community of over 100,000 people making an impact through easy porch pickups of materials that can't be recycled curbside.
