Recycle

Eco-Friendly Party™ believes in the importance of having a strategy to manage the trash we produce while we are celebrating! In America we recycle just 28% of the trash we generate, and a large amount of this waste comes from our parties.

Remember if we recycle, we reduce greenhouse gasses emitted by factories that produce plastic and we reduce the felling of trees. Plastic, glass and plastic can be used to make new products or packaging. If we don't get in the habit of recycling, we are going to need more planets for all the trash we generate!

To give you an idea: 100% recycled paper napkins use over 97% less carbon dioxide (CO2) than bleached napkins and 95% less water!

Part of our mission is to help you organize you party trash. Maybe you think that your trash is not so big, but it all counts and it all matters. We believe in small changes because small changes create big ones. So join us to change little by little and become an eco-hero!

This Friendly Recycling guide helps you know what goes where, so you can recycle properly.



  • Vegetables
    Vegetable Peelings
    Onions
    Citrus Fruits
    Fruit peel
    Coffee Grounds
    Tea Bags
    Bread
    Rice
    Pasta
    Flowers
    Cereals
    Crushed Egg Shells
  • Paper
    Gift paper
    Invitations
  • Plastic drink bottles #1-7
    Salad Containers
    Meal containers
    Yogurt Cups
    Party Cups
    Plastic Utensils
    Plastic Plates and bowls
    Tupperware
    Grocery Bags
    Plastic Wrap
    Plastic Bubble wrap
  • Aluminum Cans
    Aluminum Foil
    Cans
    Pie Tins
  • Glass Bottles
    Glass Jars
  • Sandwich bags
    Chip Bags
    Napkins/paper towels
    Candy Wrappers
    Coffee Cups
    Paper Plates
    Meats and Dairy Product
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  • No Greasy paper!!
    Napkins
    Paper towels
    Paper plates
    Coffee cups
    Pizza boxes
  • No
    Sandwich bags
    Chip bags
    Candy wrappers
    Styrofoam (Polystyrene # 6)
  • No
    Sandwich bags
    Chip bags
    Candy wrappers
    Styrofoam (Polystyrene# 6)
  • No
    Dishes
    Light bulbs
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The information we provide is base in The "A.S. Recycling Program" operated and funded by the students at the University of California, Santa Barbara and, "Earth 911" that provides information and an amazing recycling database across USA. If you want to learn more about how to recycle those are wonderful places to go.