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Tide Free Recycling Program
Recycle Tide, Gain, Downy, Bounce, NBD. & Dreft fabric care packaging
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Bounce paperboard packaging
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Dreft bottles and caps
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Gain bottles and caps
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Downy bottles and caps
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Tide bottles and caps
Use our interactive map below to find municipal/local (non-TerraCycle) recycling options. You can typically recycle Tide, Downy, Gain, and Dreft fabric care bottles and caps that have a #2 or #5 plastic identification symbol at these locations. As the information in this map is publicly sourced, we recommend contacting locations before visiting to ensure they are still accepting this type of waste for recycling. Please help us keep our information current by contacting mapupdates@terracycle.com to recommend adding new locations and/or changes to current ones.
If no local (non-TerraCycle) recycling solution exists in your area for these items in the map below, you can include them in your shipments through TerraCycle’s Tide Free Recycling Program.
Tide tubs and lids
NBD. fabric care packaging
NBD. Eco-Box packaging
NBD. bottles and triggers
Downy pouches
Dreft fabric care packaging
Gain tubs and lids
Tide fabric care packaging
Tide pouches
Discover our recycling process
Once collected, the Tide, Gain, Downy, Bounce, NBD. & Dreft fabric care packaging is cleaned and separated by material type. The materials are recycled into raw formats that manufacturers use to make new products. Click here to take a virtual tour of our processing facilities.
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Learn about Proctor & Gamble
Did you know Tide bottles are made from used Tide bottles (and other packaging)? P&G has led efforts in the US to recycle colored plastics and developed a special three-layer bottle to deliver recycled content in their orange Tide bottles. They have been using 25%+ recycled resin on all of their North American detergent bottles for more than 25 years. Now, they are taking this commitment to the planet even further. Click here to learn more.