The holidays wrapping up means figuring out how to get rid of all that wrapping paper and Christmas trees. Luckily, the City of Tulsa has some do's and don'ts for holiday recycling.

Now that Christmas is past, you might be wondering what to do with those old lights that didn't go on the tree or all those leftover gift bags.

Wrapping paper with glitter and some shiny wrapping paper can’t be recycled. Real Christmas trees can be taken to your nearest household waste site or you can use the garden waste collection ...

Wrapping paper can be recycled, but not if it has glitter or a gloss or metallic finish. Cardboard boxes and paper products that are not lined should be recycled, but the packing materials must be ...

Like Christmas cards, wrapping paper with a foil, glossy or glitter decoration, it can’t be recycled. Same goes for gift boxes, so opt for plain packaging if you still have to buy yours last minute.

“Plain wrapping paper is totally recyclable,” said Reed. However, any wrapping paper with embellishments like glitter, velvet or metallic components is likely not recyclable.

So before you reach for the recycling bin to dispose of metallic wrapping paper, glitter-filled Christmas cards and polystyrene packaging, take a look at the guidance below, as reported by The Mirror.

Glitter wrapping paper is sparkly, shiny, and can really set the holiday mood for everyone. But here's the bad news: glitter gift wrap isn't safe to recycle. In fact, any wrapping paper that's ...

With piles of shiny Christmas paper, bows, boxes, and gift bags, some may be left wondering how to dispose of all the remnants.

Is there glitter or foil? Then toss it in the trash bin. Wrapping paper without glitter or foil can be recycled, though you should make sure the paper is folded up neatly before tossing it.

From baubles and trees to wreaths and wrapping, why everything's coming up rosé this Christmas Shoppers are encourage to decorate with a very different colour this Christmas ...

As millions of Americans prepare to celebrate Christmas with their loved ones, the City of Fort Collins is preparing their residents for an influx of recycling.