[speaker001:] okay do I recycle cans that's about it
[speaker002:] uh-huh aluminum cans
[speaker001:] yeah my son
[speaker002:] do you recycle newspapers or anything
[speaker001:] no because there's no really place I think if they had more visible places for you to drop stuff
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] people would do it more instead of trying you know it's because it's hard it's bad enough you got to save the stuff but then you got to go find somewhere to put it if they
[speaker002:] I think they would right how about glass jars those are recyclable but
[speaker001:] none of it I mean see at at work all I do is paper and trash and cans
[speaker002:] huh
[speaker001:] and then at home I just save cans because I I know where that is that's like on the way to work but I don't know where the paper and the the bottles and all that stuff is but I think if like apartment complexes
[speaker002:] uh-huh honey I'm on the phone long distance
[speaker001:] how
[speaker002:] had to yell at my kids had to yell at my kids
[speaker001:] how many kids you got
[speaker002:] well I have four
[speaker001:] oh
[speaker002:] and we try and recycle my husband is in the packaging business and um they use recycled newspapers shredded up
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] for the filler for uh it's a pad that they put on top top of apples boxed apples when they ship apples and it absorbs some of the you know the when the apples get the shipping you know
[speaker001:] uh yeah oh I know yeah my husband my husband hauls apples
[speaker002:] oh he does for what company what trucking company
[speaker001:] um-hum uh he's independent he hauls them for anybody
[speaker002:] oh that's great well he may have some of our apples then probably Washington's a very big apple growing
[speaker001:] yep
[speaker002:] place especially Yakima you'll have to look for Yakima Washington on some of the box labels and CVC Weyerhaeuser that's us
[speaker001:] yep  uh-huh
[speaker002:] that's us well so they have a recycling actually they it's called Central Washington Recycling and they have a a whole center and they have it set up like a circus
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] where you know the green glass goes in this clown's mouth and the tin cans go up to the alligator and and so we uh we don't recycle as much as we should but we do recycle newspapers and cans and bottles
[speaker001:] yeah I think if they would if they would have it more where you can get it
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] get to it you know like in different places like apartment complexes they got trash cans why not put the dumpsters for different things and uh and and that way people would find it better
[speaker002:] right right I think that'd be a great idea we're gonna right right
[speaker001:] but if you can't find it
[speaker002:] I would like to see them I would
[speaker001:] who's gonna save it you know because after a while you get tired of saving newspapers I mean
[speaker002:] yes you do you sure do in fact I put mine in my garage and I'm sick of them but
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] we take them my little girl she gets a collect the money you know since she has to haul them down there every day so I let her keep the money um I was thinking the other day about um
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] plastic gloves that the dentists and doctors and everybody has to wear now that'd be wonderful if they could recycle those you know as it is now they can't
[speaker001:] yeah yeah but see those are they can't
[speaker002:] well I think they're nonrecyclable
[speaker001:] yeah I think because of the the disease and all that going around they don't know you know they're they're calling them uh like what do you call it contaminated yeah
[speaker002:] right contaminated is what they are you know they but that you know plastic just doesn't disintegrate
[speaker001:] huh-uh
[speaker002:] and that that's major thing I mean how many pairs of gloves they go through in a day
[speaker001:] they use pair of gloves for every patient they see
[speaker002:] right and I'm just thinking about the orthodontist where I take my child you know for his braces
[speaker001:] they use gloves for everybody I mean the the nurse you the the dentist his assistant everybody in there has on gloves and and then
[speaker002:] yeah yep yep everybody yep well it's too bad that they have to but be nice if those somehow could be recycled
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] you know that'd be better for everybody
[speaker001:] yep but they don't recycle those so
[speaker002:] and then the baby diapers you know I don't have anybody in diapers any more but gosh I used my share of disposable diapers
[speaker001:] now I didn't use those I had a a diaper service
[speaker002:] yeah well that's good
[speaker001:] in the service because I couldn't my son was allergic to something in the plastic
[speaker002:] oh yep
[speaker001:] so I had so it wasn't by choice
[speaker002:] yeah but that's
[speaker001:] that I couldn't use them it's just he couldn't wear them for some reason I don't know what it was
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah I used them with my last two uh-huh
[speaker001:] but he couldn't wear them because of the something was he was allergic to something
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] so I had to put regular diapers on him boy that was a you know for a while I had the service but then you know after I didn't have it the whole time but the first I think the first
[speaker002:] yeah yeah it gets really expensive yeah but see I think if people go back to cloth diapers that's better for recycling I mean that's better for the environment
[speaker001:] yeah because you can always you just wash those you know so
[speaker002:] sure well I see in the future I see people uh being more conscious of we're gonna be forced to recycle
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] you know I see even plastic shopping bags there's you can return those and our grocery bags our paper grocery bags has a five cent refund on them if you bring them back to the store do yours there
[speaker001:] you can return those uh-huh
[speaker002:] oh they do oh that's oh
[speaker001:] no huh-uh if they did that I would take them back all the time because I go to the same store all the time
[speaker002:] well see and I always forget and you know with four kids and you know six people in this family our grocery bill's pretty high and you know I get you know thirty or more than that yeah I get fifty
[speaker001:] yeah but I think if they'd do it more with the with the money like a nickel or penny even though people think it's not enough but if you have enough
[speaker002:] yep
[speaker001:] uh people don't understand a quarter's a quarter it doesn't matter
[speaker002:] that's right
[speaker001:] you you know my son could take a quarter and go buy him a candy bar or something but I
[speaker002:] you bet oh yeah