Beginning Recycling at Home
Every year, tons of material that could be recycled aren't, and end up clogging our already overwhelmed
dumps, waterways and roadsides. Most people think it's a difficult undertaking to organize a recycling
center at home. However, with some creativity and commitment, it can be easy to do. You'll feel better
about yourself doing your part to care for the environment as a result, too.
Find a convenient place in your home or apartment for the center. It doesn't take much
room for your recyclables. The garages, a storage closet, corner of the kitchen, or under your kitchen sink all
make great locations. Find and clearly label containers in which to store your recycled materials. Plastic
buckets, storage containers or even trash cans work great depending on the amount of room you have
available.
Get your family actively involved in the recycling process. Make sure they all are aware of what products
can be recycled. Teach them the difference between the aluminum can bin and the tin can bin. While doing
their weekly chores, teach them to be on the lookout for recyclable material lying around the house, and
encourage them to place it in the proper storage bins.
Encourage them to come up with ideas for reducing the amount of recycled material that's consumed by
your household. Take them along with you to the recycling center in your neighborhood so they can witness
the process firsthand. Show them how they can reuse recyclable materials in their own organizational
efforts at home. Perhaps a large cardboard box can double as a bin for all their shoes, or a coffee can be
repurposed as a penny bank.
And when they learn the money that can be both saved and earned from recycling and reusing products,
they'll have developed an environmentally healthy and thrifty habit for life.
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