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FOX 17 took a trip to the Kent County Recycling and Education Center to talk about what types of items can go in the recycling bin post-Christmas.

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.

Traditional paper greeting cards are totally fine to recycle. Shiny Christmas cards printed on photo paper, however, should go in the trash, as well as anything with lots of metallic embossing.

Traditional paper greeting cards are totally fine to recycle. Shiny Christmas cards printed on photo paper, however, should go in the trash, as well as anything with lots of metallic embossing.

Traditional paper greeting cards are totally fine to recycle. Shiny Christmas cards printed on photo paper, however, should go in the trash, as well as anything with lots of metallic embossing.

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Tips on how to properly recycle, compost and reuse common holiday waste, such as wrapping paper, boxes and plastic, that is often thrown into the trash.

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