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Shredded paper can be disposed of in your mixed recycling bin or (blue) bag. If you produce larger quantities of paper/cardboard its better to segerate it and get a paper/cardboard recycling bin rather than put it in mixed recycling.

Use it as mulch or compost Waste paper is a vital ingredient of a healthy compost heap. If you don't have the space (or time) to build one yourself then you can still recycle paper as mulch. Simply tear it into small strips and place it around your plants.

In your recycling bin or bags, you can put: plastic ? including bottles, pots, tubs, cartons and carrier bags (empty and untied) paper ? including newspapers, magazines and letters. cardboard ? including cereal and egg boxes.

Though paper is recyclable, shredded paper presents a unique problem: the tiny shreds simply can't make it through the recycling sorting process. Instead, they gum up the machinery or cause a paper confetti explosion. Even if you put it in a bag* many recyclers won't accept it.

Recycling in the Garden & Garage Tear the paper into strips, and layer it around your plants. This will help prevent weed growth and will keep the soil moist. The paper will eventually decompose and help give nutrients to the soil. Corrugated cardboard can be effective as well.

How to Dispose of Paper Shredding. Burning. Composting. Recycling. Refusing.

Paper is recyclable even if it is shredded. Although the process is more complicated, recycling is always a better option than disposal.

Methods of Document Destruction Burning Paper in a Fire Pit.Soaking Documents in Water and Bleach.Composting Sensitive Documents.Cutting or Shredding By Hand.Attending a Community Shredding Event.Hiring a Professional Paper Shredder Service to Destroy Paper and Sensitive Documents.

The Department of Homeland Security suggests using either a Secure Erase command set or a disk wipe to permanently erase sensitive information from computers and flash drives.

Methods of Document Destruction Burning Paper in a Fire Pit.Soaking Documents in Water and Bleach.Composting Sensitive Documents.Cutting or Shredding By Hand.Attending a Community Shredding Event.Hiring a Professional Paper Shredder Service to Destroy Paper and Sensitive Documents.