How To Properly Recycle

[@RyanSerhant]

GREAT video Sam! Im definitely going to be more aware of what I'm recycling going forward!

[@DrBadHabits]

My man Ryan! What do you think of the housing market in Raleigh, NC? Think I should invest?

[@chengzhejiang]

Thanks for linking this video and showing more people how to recycle. This will definitely help the world!

[@alexz5591]

Yes

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Thank you, Ryan! It's great to hear you'll be more aware of what you recycle going forward!

[@abibetancourt5941]

This was such a helpful video!! Thank you. Going to do more research on recycling in my hometown!

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks Abi 💙

[@katebali]

What is super important that we have to clean our recyclables. Thank you for your super informative video!

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Yes it's important but not to waste water, we recommend cleaning those recyclables as you do your dishes 🤗

[@kileyslife7541]

I hope everyone listened to the very end. He reminds us that recycling isn't the best thing! The best thing to do first, is reduce what we buy/use in the first place. After that, reuse what can be reused! THEN recycle. When we were little and learned the 3 R's, (reduce, reuse, recycle) we learned them in that order for a reason.

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Yes!!! Thank you for highlighting this Kiley! 🤗

[@monicas2269]

I always think this way and I think this should be mentioned much more than just recycling. The problem is, all the companies that use so much packaging and then it's our problem to get rid of it.

[@fabienben9277]

Cheers Make A Change, this was great

[@MakeAChangeworld]

We're glad you liked it! thank you for your comment!

[@MattEpicAdventures]

Great video ! Very informative. The pizza box story is so true, There are so many things you think you can recycle but in fact are contaminated. I hope we get a video of your one year review of zero waste and how you maintain it, what trouble you had, etc... keep the videos coming ^^

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Thank you, Matt! Great idea for the one-year review video topic! and yes we're working hard to keep the videos coming more often! ^^

[@AleSaintBetter]

This is an exceptional video, congratulations on the great video you made. Thanks for taking care of the planet and wanting to share this with us! 👏🏻

[@kelly5music]

Thanks for raising awareness! Very informative! and I agree with you that we first need to REDUCE our plastic consumption and other packaging in general!

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Reduce, reduce, reduce :)

[@Texasbama2]

My area just started allowing pizza boxes due to new data showing the grease cheese etc doesn't matter. So definitely check your area bc it is constantly changing.

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Great reminder to indeed check the recycling guidelines in your city as they do sometimes upgrade

[@gloria615]

Much love from Cameroon 🇨🇲🇨🇲 I've been doing alot of research on plastic management and today 26th January is International Environmental Education Day I've really learn alot on your channel and will transform this message in mi society

[@DrBadHabits]

Sam great video man! Always good to see a rising creator! I myself am trying to rise as well I'll have a new video come out eventually soon fingers crossed.

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Thank you for the support! We are really trying to release a video more often now. We wish you all the best with your new video coming out soon.

[@MRP3261]

In New York State including NYC Bottles and cans ( Beer , Water and Soda) can be returned to any store that sells the product for a refund. The deposit is 5 cents . So those Coke a Cola cans you had in your video . You could have bought to a store and got a refund of 5 cents of each can . That is money you are getting back from NYS bottle and can tax you are paying. 12 Coke Cans in a box with a New York 5 cents symbol ,that's 60 cents you are getting back.

[@Gertyutz]

They're returned and we get our 5 cents, but the plastic isn't recycled. It's not profitable to recycle plastic, and very little is being done in the US. This video is naive and outdated. Cardboard, glass and metal ARE recycled.

[@Ambardinst]

hello, I can make thin, thick and flat paper. I'm happy if I can discuss it so that handmade recycled paper is of higher quality and useful

[@BekahP.]

Plastic jars and containers only #1 and #2 only... No glass.. metal.. and tin cans.. and aluminum.. can you put aluminum foil in with aluminum cans? My only question for my area

[@seanv4983]

this is great !

[@MakeAChangeworld]

We're happy you liked it!

[@sorcererCermet]

hi! just stopping by because i need more recycling education. I have one bit of criticism for you: PLEASE increase your audio levels in your final mix! i'd say by at least 25%. compared to most youtube videos, yours are quiet. i will say though, the audio is consistent which is great :) on the actual topic and information, no complaints there! thank you and keep it up :)

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Noted! Thank you for pointing that out. Will spend more time on audio in the next ones :)

[@tracya3837]

then if you can't hear use close captions.

[@Mitchella32]

Thank you!😊

[@WilliamStaccato]

Great vid, very inspiring!

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kylies1517]

They should teach us this in school

[@MakeAChangeworld]

We wish they did! Education is a huge part of waste management

[@srihayantimanullang4797]

This is great ❤️

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Thank you, Sri!

[@jessicajuarezr]

Every single recycling room everywhere :( Feels!

[@TaisiiaFlorida2024]

❤️❤️❤️

[@disposeable1]

I tried this and my wife left me :(

[@kylies1517]

👇🏻Who got here from Tik tok?

[@MakeAChangeworld]

Ay! Thank you for coming to our KZbin 🙏

[@tankbxy7609]

bro...... everything going in the trash now. idgaf anymore. they not doing enough, so WE have to pick up THEIR slack and do THE MOST? fohhh. i've been trying to recycle properly for years, and now it's just too much...

[@Gertyutz]

This is naive. In the US, recycling plastic is a scam. We sort it, but only #1 and #2 get recycled, and often not even that. Recycling plants are privately owned, and recycling plastic isn't profitable. Everything else is recycled successfully.