Welcome to the Town of Beloit Recycling Program

SUMMER EVENTS/TIPS

This summer: Recycle any food waste left over from your kitchen, picnic or BBQ by composting. For more information from compost newbies and experts, check out our friends at Compost Mania.

8 Ways to Go Local http://earth911.com/news/2009/08/03/8-ways-to-go-local/

Saturday October 9 - CLEAN SWEEP:Collection of HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTES

Beloit Department of Public Works, 2351 Springbrook Ct.- 8:00am - 12:00pm
Four hour event, targeted materials, oil-based paint accepted.

Residential = Free first recycling bin type full then a small fee for more. Rock County residences or farms only.

Residents can get on the reminder mailing list anytime.For more information, call 608 754-6617 ext.3, email pakes@co.rock.wi.us . Forms and details will be posted on the Rock County Land Conservation website: www.co.rock.wi.us or http://www.co.rock.wi.us/Dept/LandConservation/clean_sweep.htm

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IS THE TOUGH ECONOMY CAUSING YOU
TO GROWN YOUR OWN FOOD THIS YEAR?

In cities across the country, people are converting small plots of land into 1/4 acres or more of urban plenty. For more information, visit: http://earth911.com/blog/2009/05/18/the-future-ofurbangardening/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=Email+marketing+software
&utm_content=447058275&utm_campaign=Earth911.com+Weekly+-++5%2f20+_+hdtkdd&utm_term=The+Future+of+Urban+Gardening

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Contact Information

Get Back To TheBasics Reduce your footprint Reuse everything you can Recycle to close the loop
	Environmental Programs Coordinator Bea Lengjak (608) 364-2980 Ext. 16 blengjak@town.beloit.wi.us	Town of Beloit Town Hall Administrative Offices 2871 S. Afton Road Beloit WI 53511 (608) 364-2980 Website: http://www.town.beloit.wi.us

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Curbside Recycling

The Town of Beloit has a mandatory curbside recycling ordinance for all residents. Each resident (residential & commercial) is to contract with a Town Licensed Hauler to collect rubbish and recyclable materials. You may choose any hauler from the Town's approved haulers list in alphabetical order below:

Lentell Disposal - Call 608 362-8471 2924 W. St. Lawrence Ave. , Beloit , WI 53511

Rock Disposal - Call 1 888 589-7625 or 608 365-7625 P.O. Box 395, Janesville, WI 53547-0395 rockdisposalinc.com

Sherman Sanitation Services - Call 608 752-1500, P.O. Box 956, Janesville, WI 53547
(commercial accounts and dumpsters only)

Veolia Environmental - Call 1 800 248-2373, 1215 S. Klement St., Fort Atkinson, WI 53538

Waste Management - Call 1 888 960-0008 or 608 752-8394, 304 W. Sunny Lane, Janesville , WI 53545

If you live in a single-family home, duplex, triplex or fourplex and if you have garbage service, your garbage hauler automatically becomes your recycling hauler.
When you begin curbside pickup, request from the hauler to provide you with a recycling bin and sometimes a garbage bin.

Unless specified, the above haulers service Residential, Commercial & Dumpster needs.

What to recycle?
All of the following materials may be placed together in the recycling container / bin.

Paper: advertisements, beverage cases, catalogs, cereal boxes, colored paper, computer paper, copy paper, envelopes, magazines, newspaper, office paper, paper bags, phone books, corrugated cardboard (cut to fin in bin). ! NO STICKY NOTES !
Do not include: napkins, paper plates, paper towels, tissue paper, waxed paper, juice concentrate containers, sticky notes or hard cover books. No pizza boxes either (visit Earth 911.com to find out why).

Aluminum cans: emptied. Rinsed and crushed if possible.

Glass bottles & jars: green, clear, brown. Emptied. Put lids in trash.

Steel/Tin cans: rinsed and crushed if possible.

Plastic containers: containers labeled with a 1 through 7 on the bottom. (made of PETE #1, HDPE #2, PVC #3, LDPE#4, PP #5, PS #6 and other resins or multiple resins #7). Rinsed and crushed if possible. Put lids in the trash.

Monday November 15, 2010 - This year, take five minutes to reevaluate your recycling routine. See if you can do more. Then get a friend to do the same. Start by letting us know you’re answering the call to recycle by signing our online pledge at AmericaRecyclesDay.org.
Ten tips from the Wisconsin DNR to recycle more on America Recycles Day
MADISON - Recycling is a daily habit for many people in Wisconsin, but as the nation gears up to celebrate America Recycles Day on November 15, state recycling specialists are offering tips on how ... Read Full Article

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DROP-OFF LOCATIONS AND HOURS

For the following items contact your hauler for pickup or drop-off at the recycling centers listed below:

Beloit Recycling Center , 2351 Springbrook Ct. , Beloit - Saturdays 9 am-Noon
(except holiday weekends)

ANTIFREEZE: Free recycling (also at Manic Racing, 3120 Riverside Dr., Beloit, Monday-Friday 8 am-4:30 pm, Saturday 8 am - 12 noon)

APPLIANCES : $15/item - An appliance consists of refrigerator, freezer, stove, range, washer, dryer, dishwasher, water heater, furnace, wood stove, microwave, air conditioner, humidifier, water softener, trash compactor or any other item referred to as a " major appliance."
To check for mercury content of common items visit http://www.newmoa.org/prevention/mercury/projects/legacy/appliances.cfm#sls

BULKY ITEMS : $10/item - A bulky item consists of but is not limited to glass mirrors, china hutches, and buffets, counter tops, cabinets, pool tables, game tables, tables, work benches, couches, hide-a-beds, love seats, chairs, dressers, chest of drawers, doors, window and front frames, pianos organs, liquor cabinets, desks, pinball machines, mattresses, box springs, bed springs, bed frames, headboard / footboards, garage doors, console television with 35-inch screen or larger, entertainment center, dog houses, wood pallets, treadmills, screens, wood fencing, carpet, and windows.

TIRES : $6/each for tires 17 inches and smaller (no rims).

Automotive OIL FILTERS: Free recycling

RECYCLABLES: Free. - Consisting of mixed paper, #1 through #7 plastics, boxboard/cardboard, food cans (aluminum, tin, steel, bi-metal), and food & drink jars.

BAGGED WASTE : $1 per bag

Directions: Highway 81 ( Milwaukee Road ) to Willowbrook ( next to Central Christian Church ). Near the dead end of Willowbrook, turn right onto Springbrook Court. The Public Works facility is the blue building on the right. The center is located at the back of the building.

Payment: Checks preferred, cash will be accepted, please bring exact change.

If you need assistance or have any questions, please contact the Recycling Coordinator at 608 364-2980 extension 16 or via email at blengjak@town.beloit.wi.usor the Department of Public Works, Operations Facility, 364-2929.

ADDITIONAL ITEMS

Automotive Wastes Drop - off Locations
at the City of Beloit Recycling Center & Kolden Automotive

AUTO / BOAT / MOTORCYCLE BATTERIES : Free recycling at both the Beloit Recycling Center and Kolden Automotive.

MOTOR WASTE OIL : in leak proof containers. Free recycling at both the Beloit Recycling Center and Kolden Automotive.

Beloit Recycling Center - Saturday, 9 am-Noon
2351 Springbrook Court (except holiday weekends)
Beloit , WI 53511

Kolden Automotive
2550 Dewey Avenue
Beloit , WI 53511
Saturdays, 9 am - Noon - Monday through Friday 8 am-4:30 pm

Motor, Deep Frying oil & Antifreeze recycled free in leak proof container (screw-on top milk jug) at
Manic Racing
3120 Riverside Dr., Beloit
Monday-Friday 8 am-4:30 pm, Saturday 8 am - 12 noon
-- -- OIL FILTERS are now accepted for recycling at the Beloit Recycling Center on Springbrook Ct. ! -- --

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YARD WASTE BRUSH DISPOSAL

Grass, leaves, pine needles, garden growth, and brush / branches, no larger than 4" in diameter or 4' in length, can be dropped off at Leaflan Compost Center, 6711 West St. Lawrence Road, Beloit (608 364-1909) www.leaflan.com .

Summer 2010 - June 2nd through September 29, 2010:
Monday : 9 a.m. to noon
Wednesday : 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Saturday : 9 a.m. to 1p.m.
The center will be closed July 3, September 4 & 6, 2010

Fall 2010 - October 1st through November 30, 2010:
Monday and Tuesday: 9 a.m. to noon
Wednesday in October: 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday in November: 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday and Friday: noon to 3 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The center will be closed Nov. 25, 26, & 27, 2010

Spring 2010 hours: April 1st through May 28, 2010
Monday and Tuesday: 9 a.m. to noon,
Wednesday: 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Thursday & Friday: noon to 3:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The center will be closed April 2, May 29 & 31, 2010

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HOME COMPOSTING INFORMATION

~~~ Think Green!: COMPOST ~~~

Happy 4th of July! = How to be Red, White, Blue and GREEN this holiday: Recycle any food waste left over from your picnic or BBQ by composting. For more information for compost newbies and experts, check out our friends at Compost Mania.

BUILD YOUR OWN HOME COMPOSTER: Give Mother Earth a hand!.
Free Booklets are available at the Town Hall, 2871 S. Afton Rd.
Give it several months and then gather humus rich plant food.

Here is a great link to the University of Illinois Composting in the Home Garden http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/compost/

Any questions, call 364-2980 ext.16
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Celebrate Compost Awareness Week: May 2 to May 8, 2010 "The Possibilities are Endless ... Compost!" The U.S. Composting Council would like to officially invite you to join us in celebrating International Compost Awareness Week. Across the United States, Canada and the UK, composting advocates will be encouraging everyone to Compost! http://www.compostingcouncil.org/news/news.php?id=9

~~~ Questions? contact Bea Lengjak, the Town's Environmental Programs Coordinator @ 364-2980 ext.16. ~~~

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CELLULAR PHONE RECYCLING

The Town of Beloit just expanded its recycling program to include Wireless Phones.
A Collection box is on display at the Town Hall, for consumers to drop-off their unwanted cell phones.
Our goal is to collect and recycle a growing number of cellular phones no longer in use in order to provide residents a solution other than landfill.
The Beloit Town Hall, located ad 2871 S. Afton Road, is open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. excluding holidays.

 

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INK JET AND LASER TONER CARTRIDGES

You can recycle your Ink Jet printer or fax cartridges and Laser Toner cartridges by bringing them to the Beloit Town Hall located 2871 S. Afton Road.

In an effort to place fewer plastic products into our landfills we are instituting a new and exciting recycling program. You can be part of this program by not throwing away your used cartridges. We will provide you with "mail-in" envelopes that are pre-addressed and have proper postage. Each time you change your printer, fax, plotter, etc. cartridge, please place the used cartridge in the mail-in envelope and send off to the retrieval center.
Collection boxes are in place in the Town Hall lobby to ensure those items won't end-up in the landfill !

RECYCLE FOR A BETTER TOMORROW!

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COMPUTER/ELECTRONICS RECYCLING.

Fall 2010 date to be advised
COMPUTER & ELECTRONICS COLLECTION
For recycling
- Residential only - No businesses
................$5.00/ item : cash only............
CPU (Tower), Monitor, Printer, Laptop Computer,
Scanner, Photocopier, Radio, Stereo System, Television,
FREE recycling of :Cell phones, Ink cartridges, ipods, Keyboard, & Mouse.
- Computer memories will be erased according to U.S. Department of Defense standards -

Location: ECLIPSE CENTER - North End
at the corner of Riverside Dr./Hwy 51 and Henry Ave., Beloit .
~ All proceeds benefit the Beloit Turner & Beloit Memorial High School Environmental Clubs ~

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WHY? The technological revolution, while creating such wonders as personal computers, copiers etc.., has also created new and complex waste disposal problems.

WHAT ARE THE TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN YOUR COMPUTER?
- Cathode ray tubes in computer monitors, terminals and televisions contain lead, cadmium and other metals.
- Computer printed circuits boards contain heavy metals such as lead, chromium, beryllium, mercury, nickel,cadmium, zinc silver and gold.
- The switches and relays found in CPUs, monitors and terminals, as well as in thermostats and cars, may contain mercury.
-Batteries from CPU's, laptops and portable printers contain nickel, cadmium, lithium, mercury and lead.

Obsolete equipment needs to be disposed of properly.

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In addition, all WI businesses as well as residences are required by State law to recycle their old computers.

So bring in your computers, computer related products and electronics to a local recycler and for a small fee you will be disposing of it properly. Contact:

URT-Universal Recycling Technologies 2535 Beloit Avenue Janesville, WI 53545 View Map Phone# 608 754-3400 Fax# 608 754-3473 Web site www.UniversalRecyclers.com (Types of Electronic Equipment Recycled at this location: Monitors, Laptops, Printers, Keyboards, UPS, Photocopiers, Zip Drives, Televisions Server, Scanners, Terminals, Typewriters, Cellular Phones, Cash Registers, Desktop or Tower Computers, Macintosh Computers with Screen Docking Stations, Mainframes, Fax Machines, Pagers, Telephone Systems.) - Call for fee schedule -

Premier Technologies 617 E. Grand Avenue Beloit, WI 53511 Phone# 608 361-1000 cschultz@premier-technologies.com Web site www.premier-technologies.com (Old computers accepted at this location = FREE except, Monitors (CRT) , Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD), laser Printers, flatbed Scanners = $20 charge.)

FOR Hewlett Packard (HP) PRODUCTS: HP ELECTRONIC TRADE-IN PROGRAM expanded The HP Consumer Buyback and Planet Partners Recycling Program allows consumers to earn cash back for their unwanted electronics, which will then be refurbished for future use or recycled. The program allows consumers to send in: PC’s, Monitors, Printers, Digital Cameras, PDA’s, Smartphones . E-Cycling as Easy as 1-2-3 To participate in the program, follow these simple steps: 1- Visit www.hp.com/go/ConsumerBuyback and enter the required product information. 2- If the product has value, receive an instant buyback quote. 3- Box up the product, applying the shipping label provided by HP, and drop it off at a local UPS location. 4- Your check will arrive in the mail!

 

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FLUORESCENT BULB RECYCLING

? Why do We Have to Recycle Old Fluorescent Lamps?

Fluorescent lamps contain mercury, one of the most hazardous substances in our homes.
When the fluorescent lamps are put in landfill the glass breaks and the mercury is released. The mercury usually becomes part of leachate, the liquid that washes out of the bottom of the landfill.
Once mercury is released into the environment, it cycles and converts to the toxic form, methylmercury, and is virtually impossible to remove.
Mercury is a persistent, bioaccumulative pollutant.
Symptoms of Mercury Poisoning, by the Environmental Protection Agency : Impairment of the peripheral vision, Disturbances in sensations ("pins and needles" feelings, numbness) usually in the hands feet and sometimes around the mouth, Lack of coordination of movements such as writing, Impairment of speech, hearing, walking; Muscle weakness, Skin rashes, Mood swing, Memory loss, Mental disturbance.

 

Where to recycle?
Visit http://www.focusonenergy.com/embed.jsp?pageId=648 and locate the nearest spiral fluorescent bulb recycler.

ENERGY STAR Retailers in Beloit: :

Harris Ace Hardware 1878 Elmwood Ave Beloit WI 53511 Phone: 608-364-4111

Harris Ace Hardware 1034 Broad St. Beloit WI 53511 Phone: 608-365-7443

For a under a dollar per bulb, bring them for proper recycling to:

Lappin Electric Co. 3160 S Prairie Ave., Beloit Call: 365-3375

call the Town of Beloit Environmental Programs Coordinator at 364-2980 ext.16 with your questions.

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REDUCING UNSOLICITED MAIL

- You can reduce the number of mail order catalogs and other advertising mail that fill up you mailbox every week!. Send your signed request to Mail Preference Services, Direct Marketing Association, P.O.Box 643, Carmel, NY 10512-0643. Ask them to have your name(s) and address be removed from their lists. Give them all the different ways your name appears on address labels, including initial variations and misspellings. This approach will eliminate much of the advertising mail and catalogs you receive.
- Cancel directly : call or write the companies and ask them to stop sending mail. Also ask them not to rent or trade your name and address with other companies.
- To stop major credit card companies from sending you credit card offers, call 1 (888) 5OPT-OUT or 1 888 567-8688.
- To stop receiving some CATALOGS, sign-up: Log on to CatalogChoice.org and sign up for the free service. Your contact information will only be used for the purpose of declining (opting-out of) catalogs.
Find your unwanted catalogs. You must have your account number printed on the front of the catalog. Catalog Choice then contacts the providers on your behalf, requesting that your name be removed from their mailing lists.
According to the Catalog Choice Web Site: "It can take up to ten weeks to process your request, after which time you should no longer receive your declined catalogs. If you do continue to receive them, you can return here to report the infraction, and we'll follow up with the merchant."

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CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING PROGRAM

The Town residents will be able to drop-off their Christmas tree (without decorations) from
December 26, 2010 through JANUARY 12, 2011
at 3628 S. Walters Road (north of the old brush site's gate & across the wastewater treatment plant).
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Christmas Tree Recycling Facts In a national survey, 93 percent of consumers who used a real Christmas tree recycled theirs in some type of community program.
Christmas trees are recycled for five main types of large-scale uses for post-harvest trees. These are:

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PLASTIC SHOPPING BAGS RECYCLING

 

Please recycle your clean plastic shopping bags by dropping them off in the appropriate container at the following collection sites:

Wal Mart, 2785 Milwaukee Road, Beloit
Roundy-Pick'N Save, 1717 Center Avenue/Highway 51, Janesville(South)

and better yet,

take a canvas bag along on your next shopping trip and save the use of store bags.
Thank you for being a concerned resident !

What is a Day Without a Bag? A grassroots day of education and action on Dec. 20, challenging holiday shoppers to forego one-time, plastic shopping bags for the day in favor of reusable tote bags.
Dec. 20 Bring your own campaign by healthebay.org

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FACTS & TIPS
to live an eco-friendlier life

GREENING FACTS & TIPS

As a general rule: Buy only what you need, Use what you buy. Read the label of the product you buy in order to realize
its hazard.

1. Buy Local. Buy food from local sustainable farmers!. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms provide a weekly delivery of organically grown produce to consumers during the growing season. Contact wrightwayfarm@yahoo.com for more information. or visit http://www.thewrightwayfarm.com . Also check out our local Farmers Market every Saturday morning during the summer at the 300 block of State Street , downtown Beloit.

2. If you need a fertilizer for your gardening use, select compost !. Because of it high organic matter content, compost makes a valuable soil amendment. Compost is available from Leaflan Compost Center (608 364-1909) for a small fee. For home composting tips, call 364-2980 ext.13.

3· Want information on regional and national recycling programs that you can participate in? OurEarth.org features Environmentally Minded Tips and News, visit http://www.ourearth.org/

4· Buy plain brown or white paper, tissues and paper towels. Dyed paper pollutes.

5. Eight ways to green your home: visit http://earth911.org/blog/2008/01/03/eight-ways-to-green-your-home/

6· Instead of ammonia-based cleaners, use vinegar and water as window cleaner or baking soda and water.

7· Reuse your grocery bags or buy a canvas bag you can carry your groceries in.

8. Do not put oil and gasoline into the sewer system or on the ground. Take it to a local collection site:
Free disposal of used motor oil and oil filters at the:
- City of Beloit Recycling Center (2351 Springbrook Ct.: Saturdays 9 am-noon) and at
- Kolden Automotive (2550 Dewey Ave:. Mon-Friday 8 am-4:30pm, Saturday 8 am-noon).

9. Recycle your aluminum and tin cans, glass bottles and jars, plastics, cardboard and paper curbside.

10. Walk or ride a bike instead of using a car for short trips.

11. Thinking to Build Green?, visit this site: http://oikos.com/green_products/index.php

12. Reduce your use of aluminum foil and plastic wraps, or avoid them completely by using glass re-sealable containers. You can also reuse the glass jars that you would normally recycle.

13. Conserned about RADON? visit this site for helpful information http://www.epa.gov/radon/ and radon locations in Wisconsin at http://dhs.wisconsin.gov/dph_beh/RadonProt/index.htm as well as radon levels in Rock County at http://dhs.wisconsin.gov/dph_beh/RadonProt/Measurements/RadonMeasures_Front_Rock.htm.
Testing is available through the Rock County Health Dept. for $12.66/test located 3328 N. U.S. Hwy. 51 Janesville, WI 53545 Phone: (608) 757-5440 (608) 757-5441 Fax: (608) 758-8423 or South Office at 61 Eclipse Center Beloit, WI 53511 Phone: (608) 364-2010 Fax: (608) 364-2011 .

14. Take a shower vs. taking a bath. Taking a shower will save water (approx. 20-40 gallons per shower!). By reducing our shower time to eight minutes saves 342lbs of carbon emissions annually!

15. Use public transportation whenever possible, or switch to an energy efficient car.

16. Opening curtains and blinds and letting in natural light can help decrease the use of electricity, and your bills! If lighting is needed, switch from incandescent bulbs to compact fluorescent bulbs.

17. Autumn weather delivers a cool and enjoyable breeze. Take advantage of the great outdoors by line or rack drying a small load of clothes instead of using the dryer.

18. If you drink coffee or tea, invest in a mug you can drink from all day, instead of using paper or plastic cups.

19. Did you know the average American produces over 100 lbs. of Plug electronics into power strips to save energy and remember to turn your computers, television, and cable boxes off when not in use.

20. Dispose of your unused pharmaceuticals properly: ROCK COUNTY RX ROUND-UP “Old Pills Can Kill” - Free Prescription/Outdated Drug Disposal Saturday September 11, 2010, 2351 Springbrook Ct, Beloit DPW- Free of Charge for the 1st small recycling bin or equivalent, Confidential, Pre-registration encouraged, Drive-Up Service (Can't Accept: Radioactive Materials, Chemotherapy Drugs, Sharps/Needles) ~~ Help keep our water and children safe by participating! ~~
Contact the Health Department at 364-2010 or 757-5441 with any questions or an alternate collection date.

ENERGY TIPS
1. Plant A Tree- One well-placed shade tree can reduce your cooling costs up to 25 percent in the summer and block cold winds in the winter. Call Digger's hotline before you dig and stay clear of overhead power lines. For more details visit www.alliantenergy.com and consult their "Power Planting" information.

2. Turn off the lights in rooms you are not using. (The United States is responsible for almost 25% of the world's total energy consumption. We use nearly one million gallons of oil every minutes).

3. Buy rechargeable batteries.

4. A heated waterbed can use as much energy as a large refrigerator. Leaving it unmade in the fall or winter can double that by letting the heat dissipate into the air.

5. Use ceiling and box fans to circulate air throughout the house and make sure your attic is properly ventilated. A ceiling fan should be set to direct air up in summer and down in winter.

6. When cooking, select pans that are the same size as the burner. You'll Save energy!

WATER FACTS
1. Forty-five percent of our nation's lakes and 39% of our rivers are too polluted to be completely safe for swimming or fishing.

2· Use mulch and natural ground cover in gardens to contain moisture and conserve water use.

3· Water lawns at night to eliminate evaporation.

4.· Repair leaks and drips as soon as they occur. A moderate drip wastes two gallons of water or more per hour.

5. Collect the rain in a barrel under a downspout for your watering needs. Plant a Rain Garden using deep-rooted native plants & perennials.

CLEANING TIPS
1. Use old newspapers to clean your windows. They will leave fewer streaks than paper towels.

2.. Instead of ammonia based cleaners, use water and baking soda.

3. Instead of abrasive cleaners use half a lemon in Borax. You can also use lemon juice and baking soda. Just mix it into a paste before use.

4. Instead of disinfectants, one could use half cup Borax in one gallon of water.

5. Instead of drain cleaners use a half cup of baking soda and a quarter cup of vinegar in boiling water.

6. To clean wet shower tiles without chemicals, use a microfiber cloth or chamois to wipe them down.

If you have any questions, please contact Bea Lengjak, the Environmental Programs Coordinator, at (608) 364-2980 extension 16.

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