Plastics are labeled #1-#7. We can recycle plastics # 1 - #5 and #7. Here are some examples of what we accept:
PET #1 Plastics: soda and water bottles, #1 snack containers, HDPE #2 Plastics; Colored and Natural Detergent Containers, CLEAN Milk Jugs, Bleach containers, #2 Juice Containers

Take a nearby water or soft drink bottle, and look at the bottom of it. You should be able to see, though faintly, an embedded or printed mark that looks like a triangle (or a recycling icon with three arrows, shaped roughly like a triangle) with a number in the middle. This mark is usually molded into the plastic, so if you don’t see it right away, try tipping the bottle to catch the light in a way that makes the mark easier to see. The number inside the triangle will be somewhere between 1 and 7. Plastic products that are recyclable will be labeled "1" - "5" and "7" here. The rest of your plastic waste is NOT recyclable and should be placed in your waste cart. If you don’t see this symbol at all – which can be the case with items like children’s toys and other non-disposable items – then assume that the item is not recyclable, and place it in your waste cart.