Live Green and Earn Points
Recyclebank
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Can I Recycle Empty Paint Cans?
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What Does It Mean for a Music Tour to Go Carbon Neutral?
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Is There a Minimum Size for Paper to Be Recycled?
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Can I Really Flush “Flushable” Wipes Down the Toilet?
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Are My Favorite Sports Teams Harming the Environment?
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Why Did I Have to Separate All My Recyclables?
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Can I Drink Rainwater?
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Are American-Made Items Better for the Environment?
38 comments
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What about using paper bags for recyclables? -
I have 10,000 points and I want to spend them in magazines but Recyclebank doesn't have any that I like. The magazines that I like are Money, psychology today, out door photography, popular mechanic, darkroom photography, American photography, wedding photography, digitar photography, coin price, scuba diving, popular photography, and popular science.
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Just keep looking and trying. The choices of magazines do change. I have been happily surprised a few times. I have also sent on magazines to friends and family.
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You can get access to a some of those online for free through your local library using Overdrive or Libby. It won't help you spend your points but it is recycle-friendly.
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Thanks.
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I use the clear plastic containters for storage. I like the fact that they are clear, so I put my bathroom items in them, and kitchen items. -
I agree, choice of magazines aren’t great!
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Is Recyclebank headed for the trash pile? Ever since it was taken over by RTS it has steaily gone down hill. Opportunities to achieve points have dwindled to only the Daily Pledge and even the Persistent Pledger achievement has done away. No social media updates since January. I do not see a bright furure for Recyclebank.
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I totally agree with you. We can not even get our orders in a timely fashion
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Are you and the rest only here to get rewards? I enter daily just to see what I can do to help. Yes, I hope this site will continue with more information to aid the planet.
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That is great! I'm here to learn more because my family and I love to recycle + every spring we voluntary help to clean our two rivers, the Spiker, and Merrimack rivers + our two local parks. 75, 000 people are residents in this small city, and we do not receive enough money from the state. So the city two programs to educate the people to recycle, and planting trees. So if Recyclebank offer rewards I'll get them to save some money, and I help to keep my city clean at the same time.
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