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Plastic Hangers
Dry cleaning hangers, Plastic clothes hanger
Recyclable?
Blue Bins & Chutes
Other Recycling
Recommended
Trash
Chuck it.
While these hangers are officially accepted in the recycling bins in Singapore, most plastic hangers are made from non-recyclable plastic (#6 polystyrene and #7 polycarbonate) so they will get removed during the recycling sorting process and eventually end up incinerated.
Do the system a favor and just put it directly in the trash yourself.
General Waste
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Alternative
Freecycle / Give Away
Offer them online
GoodHood
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Olio
![Olio App is a popular freecycling platform in Singapore Olio App is a popular freecycling platform in Singapore](https://cdn.recyclopedia.sg/strapi-assets/thumbnail_a_olio_c6341a680e.png)
Online Freecycle Groups
![Freecycling Freecycling](https://cdn.recyclopedia.sg/strapi-assets/thumbnail_Freecycle_f11538176c.jpg)
Carousell
![Carousell Logo Carousell Logo](https://cdn.recyclopedia.sg/strapi-assets/thumbnail_carousell_logo_4b391604cb.png)
Alternative
Tips & Suggestions
Some dry cleaners are happy to take them back and may even offer a small (very small $0.05) credit for doing so.
The biggest source of surplus plastic hangers is from dry cleaners (most clothes stores keep their hangers after a sale).