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Do Crushed Cans Weigh More. When it comes to recycling aluminum cans, you might wonder if you should crush them first. Ever feel the need to crush things before you recycle them? A crushed can takes up less space, which should make it easier to store and recycle. Crushing cans can save space, but does it. You do not have to crush your empty drink cans. Not crushing aluminum cans before recycling them may seem wrong, but keeping them whole is actually better for the environment when you recycle cans. Smashing or flattening cans can make it harder for them to be recycled. But recycling centers actually have a harder time. Here's how to properly recycle cans, plus when it is ok to crush. While this method does offer optimal storage, it actually ends up making it harder to. Some people crush their recycled cans to create more room in their recycling bin, but this is optional. Stomping on an empty can may seem like a logical move: Aiming to save space, many people crumple up their aluminum cans once they're empty. Your can is equally recyclable.

You do not have to crush your empty drink cans. Aiming to save space, many people crumple up their aluminum cans once they're empty. A crushed can takes up less space, which should make it easier to store and recycle. Here's how to properly recycle cans, plus when it is ok to crush. Ever feel the need to crush things before you recycle them? While this method does offer optimal storage, it actually ends up making it harder to. But recycling centers actually have a harder time. Crushing cans can save space, but does it. Not crushing aluminum cans before recycling them may seem wrong, but keeping them whole is actually better for the environment when you recycle cans. When it comes to recycling aluminum cans, you might wonder if you should crush them first.

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Do Crushed Cans Weigh More Stomping on an empty can may seem like a logical move: When it comes to recycling aluminum cans, you might wonder if you should crush them first. Smashing or flattening cans can make it harder for them to be recycled. Aiming to save space, many people crumple up their aluminum cans once they're empty. Some people crush their recycled cans to create more room in their recycling bin, but this is optional. You do not have to crush your empty drink cans. While this method does offer optimal storage, it actually ends up making it harder to. Stomping on an empty can may seem like a logical move: Your can is equally recyclable. A crushed can takes up less space, which should make it easier to store and recycle. Ever feel the need to crush things before you recycle them? Crushing cans can save space, but does it. But recycling centers actually have a harder time. Here's how to properly recycle cans, plus when it is ok to crush. Not crushing aluminum cans before recycling them may seem wrong, but keeping them whole is actually better for the environment when you recycle cans.