How To Set Up Denver Trash

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Conquering the Denver Disposal Dilemma: A Trash Tutorial for Titans of Tidy Towns

Ah, Denver. Mile High City, land of green chili and...well, sometimes a whole lot of trash. Fear not, fellow residents! This guide will have you navigating the world of Denver disposal like a seasoned sanitation samurai.

How To Set Up Denver Trash
How To Set Up Denver Trash

Step 1: Embrace the Cart

First things first, you gotta have a trash cart. These bad boys are your trusty steeds in the battle against overflowing bins. Don't be a trash cart trespasser! These are assigned to your residence, so check with your landlord or previous tenant if you're unsure. If you need a knight in shining armor (or, you know, a sanitation worker) to deliver a cart, contact Denver Utilities ([invalid URL removed]).

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Step 2: Know Your Collection Schedule This is Important

Just like that catchy song you can't get out of your head, Denver has a collection schedule. Missing it is like forgetting your anniversary (hopefully less disastrous). You can find your designated day of trash triumph online at [invalid URL removed].

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Pro Tip: There's an app for that! Download the "Denver Recycles" app to keep your trash schedule at your fingertips, along with handy reminders.

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Step 3: Befriend the Bin Gods (and Keep Them Happy)

Here's the golden rule: only toss what belongs in the trash cart. Don't be that neighbor who throws paint cans in with the banana peels. Denver is big on recycling and composting, so visit [invalid URL removed] to learn the gospel of proper sorting.

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Keeping the Bin Gods Happy also means:

  • Don't overload the cart. Lids gotta shut, folks!
  • Place your cart curbside by 6:00 am on collection day. Early bird gets the trash worm (don't worry, it's metaphorical).
  • Keep your cart at least 2 feet away from parked cars and other obstacles. The sanitation workers will thank you (and your car will avoid a potential trash-stacle course).

Step 4: Conquering Common Catastrophes

Even the best of us face trash-related tribulations. Fear not, for I have solutions!

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  • Missed Pickup? Don't despair! Check the schedule again, and if it wasn't your designated day, call 311 or submit a service request through Denver Utilities Online.
  • Overflowing Catastrophe? Fear not! You can request a bigger cart through Denver Utilities Online. Just remember, bigger cart, bigger responsibility!

Remember: A clean Denver is a happy Denver. So go forth, conquer your trash, and recycle with pride!

FAQs:

  • How to find my trash collection schedule? Head to [invalid URL removed] and enter your address.
  • How to request a new trash cart? Your knight in shining armor (Denver Utilities) awaits at [invalid URL removed].
  • How to report a missed trash pickup? Call 311 or submit a service request through Denver Utilities Online. There's no crying in trash disposal!
  • How to recycle in Denver? Learn the ways of the recycling gods at [invalid URL removed].
  • How to compost in Denver? Because sometimes, food scraps deserve a second life! Check out [invalid URL removed] for composting guidelines.
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