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• Ask suppliers to deliver products with less or no packaging. • Return materials you don’t use to the supplier. • Try to use materials from your demolition (fixtures, fittings, wood, carpet) in the remodel. • Commit to recycling whatever materials will create the most waste. • Set up clearly marked bins on the job site for each recyclable material and instruct your contractor and subcontractors to use them. Source: Recycle Works, San Mateo County, California
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