If they're going to start enforcing "Do not take from recycling bin" regulations then I hope they start with the people who come down my street every recycling day/evening before and go through to pull out returnables. (I don't really want them arrested-just making a point)However, if you live in San Francisco, watch out-this flyer is dated 2011, so it is current. http://sfsafe.org/system/brochures/TheftofRecycleableMaterials.pdf If you are caught/spoken to, tell them you are going to recycle the container when you're done, so it really just goes back into the same recycling stream, just takes a little while longer to get there. I do think they are looking for the people who are stealing large scale to make a profit themselves, though. Alternatively, go onto freecycle and ask for jugs from your local group, or check with a restaurant (especially breakfast/lunch type) you may know to see if they can give you a batch. I'm sure people would be happy to give you milk jugs, as opposed to the returnable types. I asked for 2 liter bottles on freecycle and only received 12, because in my area you get the 5 cents back for each one. Not too many people willing to give up their 5 cents.

Had to google cheanmgr -sagerun101 to find out what that is and I ended up at my start, all programs, accessories, system tools, disk cleanup. I read all the descriptions and clicked OK and when it was done, I restarted my computer and tried to send something to the recycle bin. It seems to be working now as I see the list so I can go to File, Empty Recycle Bin. Thank you. Ready for another issue Mikie??

depends on your version of windows Win 7 right click desktop, then Change Desktop Icons (about the same for vista i think) XP right click desktop .. then look around in there for the checkbox

There is no recycle bin on Chrome OS! Chromebook is a cloud device that presumably you store your stuffs on the internet(using Google drive). By using Google drive(app with triangle shape icon), you will certainly find recycle bin.