Trash for Cash

Hazardous waste, dirt, construction debris, industrial waste, chemical products, oil filters, herbicides & pesticides, radioactive material, solvents, paint (except completely dried latex paint cans, no liquids), other flammable liquids, aerosol cans, propane tanks, cooking oil, motor oil, transmission oil/lubricating/hydraulic oil/oil filters, oils mixed with solvents and gasoline, antifreeze, petroleum-contaminated soil/lead paint chips, tires, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, computers, monitors, televisions, microwaves, fluorescent tubes, florescent light bulbs including CFL's, railroad ties, medical waste, asbestos, barrels, and any liquids.

Generally not. The reason is that these wrappers are treated with a moisture resistant coating to protect the copier paper from getting wet during transport or storage. Even humidity can affect the paper so these wrappers serve an important function. The recycle challenge is created because the moisture barrier on the wrapper prevents water absorption at the recycle paper mill so it can be re-pulped into new paper. The short answer, if it’s been waterproofed then it will not breakdown in water.

No.