WFMW Recycling More of Your Trash

I am a staunch recyler. I have done a lot of it in my day and I found some product wrappers are just hard to recycle so I thought this topic would be good for "Works For Me Wednesday" . I like to say "My husband can't breath hear the garbage with a beer bottle in hand before I snatch it from his hand and recycle the botttle". I often wonder how much trash goes into the garbage when it should be in the recycling bin in peoples homes. I decided to share my knowledge and make a list. There are many things which just can't be recycled and I try to avoid buying foods and items in that type of packaging. If you flip the item upside down or look on the back you can see if it has a triangle recyling symbol on it and you can be more proactive in buying recyclable products.
See my Backwards question near the end of my post!

Here is my list.

Recyclable:

Aerosol cans-empty
Aluminum cans
Aluminum foil-clean without food residue
Batteries-MUST GO TO HAZARDOUS WASTE
Beverage cans
Brochures
Cake mix-box only
Cans-of all kinds
Cardboard-all types as long as they are not wax coated(vegetable boxes)
Cereal boxes-remove lining
Clam shell packaging-if it has the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle triangle
Cleaning products-containers should be rinsed out
Computer paper
Coupons
Egg cartons-cardboard only
Fluorescent bulbs-MUST GO TO HAZARDOUS WASTE
Frosting-clean out
Frozen Juice Carton-metal ends only
Glass bottles and jars
Glass cosmetic bottles
Grocery bags-plastics can go to store collection sites too!
Juice bottles-plastic & glass only, not cartons
Junk mail
Laundry soap bottles-rinse out
Magazines
Milk bottles-plastic only, not cartons
Motor Oil-MUST GO TO HAZARDOUS WASTE
Newspaper
Paper bags
Paper towel rolls
Phone books
Plastic bottles
Tin cans
Tires-MUST GO TO HAZARDOUS WASTE
Tissue boxes
Toilet paper rolls
Used envelopes
Wrapping paper

NOT Recyclable:

Asceptic packaging-Broth cartons, drink cartons, etc
Coffee filters
Drink cartons
Foil cans like the ones nuts come in
Food contaminated boxes, wrappers, etc
Juice cartons
Juice drink squeezable packaging
Milk cartons
Plastics with no triangle recycle symbol
Soy milk cartons

Some of the non-recylable items can actually be put in a compost bin:
Coffee filters
Food wrappers-paper only

So my question for the Backwards WFMW is:
What recycling do you do that involves post consumer waste that I have not listed here?
If you think of any I missed, please post them to comments and I will add them to my post.

Some other links on this topic:
EPA
Recycle City
What Do Symbols Mean?