We are very pleased with the Wishbone Bottle/Can recyclers that are attached to our downtown garbage bins. They are attactive and work very well. With the "Bottles and Cans'" decal, they are very recognizable as a recycling point for bottles and cans. Having no lid, they are easily accessible to those who may wish to take the bottles and cans for a recycling refund. The Bottle/Can recyclers enable us to achieve two goals: bottles and cans get recycled, and those in need get a little financial help without rifling through the garbage bins.

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HF-32C

Modena Curved Top Two Stream Recycling Station
MCTRS-39

Beselt Square Waste Receptacle
BST-24

Urban Form Two Stream Recycling Station
UFRS-44

Modena Square Top Waste Receptacle
MTR-23

Skyline Waste Receptacle
SLTR-24

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BTRR-24

Pipeline Waste Receptacle
PLTR-27

Urban Form Ashtray Post
UFAT-42

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WETR-23

TENAJ Waste Receptacle
TJTR-24

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MNTR-33

Pipeline 2 Stream Recycling Station
PLTR-2SR

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BTRR-44-WR

Rio Can Three Stream Waste Recycler
RCTRS-50

City Scape 2 Stream All Aluminum Recycling Station
CSTRAL-2

Modena Large Capacity Double Recycling Station
MCTRS-46

Beselt Large Capacity Garbage Unit
BTRR-44

Freedom 32 Bear Resistant Waste
HF-32-BR

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