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STL City Recycles
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Saint Louis City Recycles provides the tools and knowledge for residents to Recycle Responsibly! linktr.ee/stlcityrecycles
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    STL City Recycles
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    Hey St. Louis! Be sure to recycle your paper at a recycling drop-off or in your recycling roll cart! To find a recycling drop-off location near you, visit stlcityrecycles/drop-off/ Thank you, Sheila Bassoppo-Moyo, for the fun facts! #STLCityRecycles #BrightsideSTL #STLCity
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    STL City Recycles
    @STLCityRecycles
    Jul 20
    With the “What Goes Where?” feature on the Recycle Coach you can scan or search for any item and learn how to properly dispose of it. Recycle Coach is FREE! Download in your app store or use online at stlcityrecycles.com/#recyclecoach #STLCityRecycles #STLCity #RecycleCoach #STL
    Wondering what to recycle! Ask Recycle Coach!
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    STL City Recycles
    @STLCityRecycles
    Jul 8
    Please take a moment to complete our City of Saint Louis 2026 Trash and Recycling Survey. This survey is intended for City of St. Louis residents ONLY. Scan the QR code, visit tinyurl.com/stl-recycling-… or call our office at (314) 772-4646 to complete the survey.
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    STL City Recycles
    @STLCityRecycles
    Jun 30
    Happy #Arch630Day! Did you know that it would take 378 in-home recycling bins stacked to equal the height of the Gateway Arch?! St. Louis city residents can pick up a FREE in-home recycling bin at 4646 Shenandoah. We are open M-F 8 am to 5 pm. #STLCityRecycles #BrightsideSTL
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    STL City Recycles
    @STLCityRecycles
    Jun 25
    Button batteries and single-use lithium batteries are considered hazardous waste and do not belong in any bin! Properly dispose of used buttons and single-use lithium batteries at a St. Louis Household Hazardous Waste facility. hhwstl.com
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