The answer to this question depends on the specific location and recycling program. However, based on the search results, here are some general guidelines:

• In Los Angeles, blue bins are used for recycling glass bottles and jars, paper products (newspaper, cardboard, cereal boxes, etc.), aluminum cans, foil, trays, tin cans, and plastic food containers #1 and #2.
• In England and Wales, the collection day for rubbish varies by council, so its best to check your council's website to find out when your rubbish will be collected.
• In Los Angeles, LA Sanitation provides and maintains over 1,000 wire baskets and plastic street recycling and refuse containers, also known as Automated Litter Bins (ALBs) .
• In Los Angeles, LASAN will pick up items too large for a normal trash bin free of charge. These include items like beds, couches, and fridges. If you find these items, you can contact them for pick up.
• Waste Management in Los Angeles County provides residential service for trash and recycling. They issue containers and have a maximum weight limit for trash carts. They also provide on-site shredding and recycling.

It's important to check with your local waste management program to find out what specific items can be recycled and what bins to use.