we can not recycle all but we can do few [read here}

Ok sure, we can all recycle newspapers, magazines, our Coke cans, and our cereal boxes. Well, is that really it? Is that all you do to recycle? Take a look at my list below. If you are only recycling the obvious items you are not even chipping the surface. In fact, I will not only tell you what to recycle, I will try to tell you how and where to do it.I will tell you that I was very disappointed in the lack of quality online government resources I found. For an issue as important as the environment, I had to search for hours just to complete this simple list.Incredibly obvious items are left off this list.
Auto
Car Batteries: "An automotive battery, also referred to as a lead-acid battery, contains about 21 pounds of lead, three pounds of plastic and one gallon of sulfuric acid. These items can be toxic if handled improperly.
Vehicle Tires: "North America still faces a backlog of hundreds of millions of old tires, quickly piling up outside filling stations and in backyards near you. The EPA estimates that 290 million scrap tires are generated annually, representing two percent of all solid waste, and that some 265 million are sitting in stockpiles right now."
Motor Oil
Cars, boats, ATVs, etc.
Electronics:
Cell Phones: There are tons of services nowadays that will grab you old cell phones. Get them out of your junk drawer and let Recellular, Cell Phones for Soldiers, or RBRC take them off your hands.
Monitors
Printers and Print Cartridges: Many of the major manufacturers offer recycling programs in which users can return empty cartridges. The used cartridges are separated and then either recycled or disposed of.
Cables: Ha! Nothing! This kills me. Who wants to start a business?
iPod: Apple’s commitment to responsible environmental citizenship includes ensuring that an iPod is properly disposed of at the end of its useful life. The recycling program covers your iPod or any cell phone — regardless of the manufacturer or model.
Household items: This list will most likely be long...
Old CDs or DVDs
Plastic Utensils
Shoes
Batteries: Call2Recycle - "Dry-cell batteries include alkaline and carbon zinc (9-volt, D, C, AA, AAA), mercuric-oxide (button, some cylindrical and rectangular), silver-oxide and zinc-air (button), and lithium (9-volt, C, AA, coin, button, rechargeable). On average, each person in the United States discards eight dry-cell batteries per year."
Drywall - Are you tearing out walls or finishing your basement? Well, that scrap drywall can be recycled!
Appliances - Do you have an old oven, refrigerator, stove or freezer? Check out ARCA -the Appliance Recycling Center. If they won't take it, they can tell you who can!.
Clothing Hangers - This is a highly recyclable item but I could not find a solid site that I'm comfortable sending you to. Check with your local city manager or government.
Eyeglasses
Foam Packaging
Paint
Carpeting
Other Ways of Recycling:
Old Jeans
CFL BulbsGuys - the point of this is to show you that you can recycle just about anything. When in doubt, do a little research before you add to a landfill.For other ways to recycle, check out today's major initiative named .Blog Action Day