#PDXwater #SustainableAirbnb #EcoFriendlyTravel #SupportLocal #AluminumCans #NoMorePlastic #PortlandOregon #AirbnbHost #TravelGreen #rhonestreetretreat

#CherryBlossomTime #SpringGarden #NatureObservations #FloweringTrees #GardenJournal #BlossomTracker #SpringAwaits #FlowerPhotography #RhoneStreetWishingTree

#CommunitySpirit #DogLovers #ChickenKeeping #RandomChore
#NeighborhoodFun #LocalLove

Got questions about what you can and can’t recycle curbside OR what you can and can’t recycle here at the Rhone Street Recycle Station? Just ask 😀

#RhoneStreetRecycleStation #RecycleRight #PlasticFilm #MultiLayerPlastic #EcoFriendly #Sustainability #RecyclingTips #CleanRecycling

#GardenGoals #DIYGarden #SaturdayVibes #FrontYardMakeover #CementMixing #OutdoorLiving #outdoorprojects #yardimprovements #weekendprojects

#WishingTree #Hope #CommunityLove #rhonestreetretreatwishingtree #StrongerTogether #PositiveVibes #LateWinterSun

Rinse thoroughly, and you’re golden!

Let’s get recycling right, Portland.

#EcoPDX #RecycleByShape #PortlandOregon #portlandrecycles #rhonestreetrecyclestation #recycleright #recycleresponsibly

♻️ Here’s the breakdown:
* Bottles, jugs, jars (6oz+): If it has a threaded neck or a neck narrower than the base, it’s likely a go!
* Wide-rimmed containers (6oz+): Think salsa, yogurt, etc…
* Rigid plant pots (4”+): Just shake off the dirt!
* Buckets (5 gal or less): Handles are fine.

So let’s work together to improve our recycling habits, reduce waste, make eco-friendly choices, and prioritize our health, the environment, and our future! ♻️

#RecyclingMatters #Sustainability #EcoFriendly #GoGreen #RecycleRight #reducereuserecycle #RhoneStreetRecycleStation

In the end, it’s all worth it because keeping waste out of our landfills is a top priority for me. I’m committed for the long haul, not just for our planet, but for our collective well-being and future. 😍🌎

But I need your support! 🫵🏻

Unfortunately, our bins still get a significant amount of contamination, incl - items with visible food residue, colored plastics in the clear plastics bin (#1), items without numbers, and items that meet curbside recycling requirements but are left here, (such as round food containers over 6oz.)