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Food Scraps Bread, grains, and pasta Coffee grounds with paper filter Dairy Eggs (and eggshells) Fruit Leftovers and spoiled foods Meat Seafood Tea and tea bags Vegetables Food-soiled paper Coffee filters Greasy pizza boxes Paper cups and plates Paper ice cream containers Paper bags, napkins, tissues, and towels Paper take-out boxes and containers Tissues Waxy paper milk and juice cartons Plants Branches and brush Flowers Grasses and weeds Leaves Tree trimmings Other Compostable items Cotton balls and cotton swabs Hair, fur, and feathers Plastic and cutlery clearly labeled "compostable" Vegetable wood crates Waxed cardboard and paper Clean wood Wooden chopsticks Items you cannot compost: Aluminum foil or trays "Biodegradable" plastic Cat litter or animal feces Ceramic dishware or glassware Clothing, linens, and rags Corks (natural or plastic) Diapers Dirt, rocks, or stone Flower pots or trays Foil-backed or plastic-backed paper Glass, metal, or plastic not labeled "compostable" Juice- or soy milk-type boxes with foil liner Liquids Plastic bags, wrappers, or film Recyclable/clean cardboard or paper Styrofoam Woodplywood, pressboard, painted, or stained wood Get the Right Compost Bins The key component to any composting effort is a bin thats designed to facilitate said composting

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