I just got off the phone to the refuse company because in double checking it read like it was yard waste and batteries but then you read the pamphlet and gives a list of things that aren't going to be picked. This list suggests that regular garbage could be in the bags. Customer support guy said it could be regular garbage which is what I've got bags full of but said he needed to read the full pamphlet after I mentioned it was written a little wrong. He said he had 4 calls before me with the same question.
It also reminded me of the ABC news reader on the radio yesterday who said that Ed Snowden was seeking asylum in Central America in Ecuador. However Ecuador is in South America. On 06/23/2013 04:51 PM, seventhray27 wrote: > Tomorrow I am going to enlist my two sons help (fee based arrangement) > to clean out all the things left over from my dad's estate sale, (about > a year ago) and also to make some room in an adjacent building next to > my place of business where we have a lot of JUNK stored as well as those > estate sale items. I hope the Salvation Army is in a receiving mode! > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu wrote: >> On 06/23/2013 04:27 PM, seventhray27 wrote: >>> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu wrote: >>>> A little late now that is summer but I've been cleaning out stuff > in >>> my >>>> garage because this week the refuse company is doing a city wide >>> pickup >>>> of extra waste. They'll take up to fourteen 32 ounce garbage bags > or >>>> the equivalent. They're also picking up old batteries and cell > phones. >>> these aren't for doll houses are they? I can just see little lego >>> trucks coming by to pick up these quart size trash bags. >>> >>> BTW, I cleaned out our garage a month or two ago so my son could > have a >>> place to do his ceramics. What a feeling! (still can't park a car in >>> there, though) (-: >> OK, my bad, 32 gallon trash bags of course (my bags from the dollar >> store are actually 33 gallon like that'll make a difference). >> > >
