Can mail be recycled in spokane wa

Yes, mail can be recycled in Spokane, WA. The City of Spokane has a curbside recycling program that accepts a variety of materials, including paper and cardboard, which includes mail.

Here are some guidelines to follow:

1. Paper and Cardboard: Mail, including envelopes, letters, and packages, can be recycled along with other paper and cardboard materials. Make sure to flatten cardboard and remove any plastic inserts or windows.
2. Acceptable Mail Materials: The following mail materials are accepted in Spokane's curbside recycling program:
   • Envelopes (including windowed envelopes)
   • Letters
   • Packages (including boxes, cartons, and tubes)
   • Catalogs
   • Junk mail
   • Newspaper inserts
3. Non-Acceptable Mail Materials: The following mail materials are not accepted in Spokane's curbside recycling program:
   • Plastic inserts or windows
   • Plastic bags or wrap
   • Styrofoam or foam inserts
   • Metal inserts or staples
   • Glue or tape
4. Preparation: To prepare your mail for recycling, simply flatten cardboard and remove any plastic inserts or windows. You can also remove any plastic bags or wrap from packages before recycling them.
5. Recycling Centers: If you don't have curbside recycling or prefer to recycle your mail separately, you can take it to one of the City of Spokane's recycling centers:
   • Spokane Recycling Center (1408 N. Hamilton St.)
   • North Spokane Recycling Center (1221 W. Garland Ave.)

Remember to always follow the guidelines set by the City of Spokane and your local recycling program to ensure that your mail is properly recycled.