Just curious if the plastic packaging from dry pasta & also diaper wipe packages can be recycled? Or is this considered a cellophane material?

great reference list

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Recyclebank: This subject needs to be revisited. Many store drop-off bins only take numbered material. Now back 'then' there was a site ya'll told us about that one could find out which stores could take non-numbered material, but more recently when I tried that site the result was just 'check with the store' [which is mostly useless when you consider the difficulty of getting an answer from store personnel].

You can use those zippered bags from bedsheets to store seasonal clothes Also can be used for storing toys or anything you want to keep clean.