At the present time, only Code 1 and Code 2 plastic bottles or jugs may be turned in for recycling in Spokane.
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Resin Code |
Definition |
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1 = PETE (or PET) |
Commonly used to package soft drinks, water, beer, juice, sports drinks and other beverages, as well as edible oils, salad dressing, peanut butter, various condiments and sauces, and non-food products like household cleaners and personal products. |
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2= HDPE |
Commonly used for milk, cider and water jugs, as well as detergent, fabric softener and bleach. |
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3 = V |
Often used for salad dressing bottles, vegetable oil bottles and mouthwash. | |
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4 = LDPE |
Used for flexible bags for dry cleaning, trash, produce, bread and shrink wrap. recycled LDPE is often used to make grocery bags. | |
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5 = PP |
Usually found in drinking straws, battery cases, some dairy tubs, bottle labels and caps. | |
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6 = PS |
Commonly used for materials like packaging peanuts, plastic utensils, meat and egg trays. | |
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7 = OTHER |
Other plastics are often made of multiple resins or layers of different types of plastics. These may include microwavable packages, snack bags and industrial plastics. |
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