http://www.skywater.ca/forum/ List of the latest topics from our public forum. http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/42/skywater-mobile-application/ Did you Skywater Property Management offers its users a mobile platform to check the Skywater.ca website on a mobile device. Check it out on your Blac... Did you Skywater Property Management offers its users a mobile platform to check the Skywater.ca website on a mobile device. Check it out on your Blackberry, Android or iPhone today or visit www.skywater.ca/mobile http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/42/skywater-mobile-application/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 18:53:01 +0000 Harold Pizel http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/41/new-properties/ We will be adding new properties today to the site today and tomorrow. We will be adding new properties today to the site today and tomorrow. http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/41/new-properties/ Mon, 13 Feb 2012 21:38:42 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/40/be-a-friend-of-skywater/ As we continue to fine tune our signup process to ensure we only have Toronto residents signed up and residents for each building a member of the grou...
This will ensure we can approve your membership and then add you to the appropriate building that you belong too.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/40/be-a-friend-of-skywater/ Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:31:45 +0000 Skywater http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/39/twitter-updates/
Our twitter account is: http://twitter.com/#!/skywatertoronto]]>
Our twitter account is: http://twitter.com/#!/skywatertoronto]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/39/twitter-updates/ Sat, 07 Jan 2012 19:43:42 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/32/waste-disposal-dips/ 1. Empty aerosol cans go in recycling. Caps/lids are garbage. If aerosol cans still have product in them, these are collected as household hazardous w...
2. Only aluminum and steel cans are accepted in Toronto's Blue Bin recycling program. Other metal items (e.g. scrap metal, tools, etc.) are collected separately. Take them to a Drop-off Depot.

3. Household batteries (including rechargeables) must not go in recycling or the garbage. Save the environment by properly disposing of batteries.Take them to a Drop-off Depot that accepts household hazardous waste or to a Community Environment Day.

4. Binders do not go in recycling. Offer them to someone for reuse or put them in the garbage.

5. Cardboard cans (e.g. frozen juice, refrigerator dough, chips, nuts, powdered drink mix, etc.) can be recycled. Put plastic pull off strips in garbage. Place metal ends inside cardboard can and pinch closed.

6. Cassettes, CDs, DVDs do not go in recycling. Put them in the garbage. Some electronics stores accept these items for recycling.

7. Community Environment Days run from April into October and offer reuse, recycling and safe disposal options.
• Extend the life of a product by offering it to someone for reuse.
• Reduce the amount of waste going to landfill and ensure that it is properly recycled.
• Ensure that hazardous waste materials are disposed of safely.
8. Compact fluorescent light bulbs and tubes contain small amounts of mercury which is dangerous. Save the environment by properly disposing of these items. Take them to a Drop-off Depot that accepts household hazardous waste or to a Community Environment Day.

9. Coffee cups can only be recycled if they are made of foam polystyrene. Plastic lids and stir sticks are garbage. Paper cups and sleeves are garbage.


10. Cooking oil is now accepted as household hazardous waste at Drop-off Depots and Community Environment Days. Cooking oil should be delivered in a sealed container labelled "Cooking oil."
Cooking oil should never be poured down the sink, drain or toilet because it can negatively impact sewer pipes systems in your home and neighbourhood, causing sewer backups. Small amounts can go in the Green Bin if soaked up with a paper towel or frozen/hardened.
11. Drop-off Depot hours, locations and accepted items are found on the back of your Recycling Calendar.

12. Electronic items are collected separately for recycling. Remove batteries. Put small electronic items in the E-waste bag or box. Large electronics should be brought to the building's collection area.

13. Flatten containers such as boxboard, cardboard boxes; juice, milk and soup cartons. This will make more room in the building's recycling containers.

14. Recycle foam polystyrene including meat, fruit and vegetable trays. Put the meat tray liners and over-wrap in the garbage. Rinse the foam trays before recycling.

15. Glass bottles and jars can be recycled but metal lids are garbage. Rinse to remove residue.

16. Household hazardous waste includes cleaning supplies, bleach, paint, batteries, medications, motor oil, etc. must be disposed of properly. Take them to a Drop-off Depot that accepts household hazardous waste or to a Community Environment Day.

17. Expired medication and vitamins should not be flushed down the toilet or put in the garbage. Take them to a Drop-off Depot or your pharmacy for proper disposal.

18. Empty paint cans with lids separated go in recycling.

19. Clean pizza boxes can be recycled. Make sure all food is removed. Greasy or soiled pizza boxes go in the garbage or Green Bin (if available).

20. Plastic retail and grocery shopping bags without drawstrings, metal detailing or hard plastic handles can go in recycling. Place all plastic shopping bags in one bag and tie handles together.

21. Propane/helium tanks and cylinders, even when empty, are a dangerous hazardous waste, regardless of supplier claims. These must never be put in recycling or garbage and must be taken to a Drop-off Depot for proper disposal.

22. Recycling – Do it Right! Rinse all containers (foam, glass, plastic). Put items in recycling loose and not bagged (except for shredded paper and plastic bags).

23. Your Recycling Calendar, provided by the City of Toronto, has lots of important information and includes the Toronto Recycling Guide as an insert. Put it up for easy reference.

24. Put shredded paper in clear bags before putting it in the recycling bin.

25. WASTE WIZARD, an online search tool, lists over 1,500 items and how to properly dispose of them. Search it at toronto.ca/recycle or call 311.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/32/waste-disposal-dips/ Thu, 08 Dec 2011 19:07:43 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/31/read-this-before-posting-a-warning-to-spammers/ Skywater Property Management will not tolerate spam in any form. We have spent a lot of time developing and fine tuning our online platform. Any posts... Skywater Property Management will not tolerate spam in any form. We have spent a lot of time developing and fine tuning our online platform. Any posts not relevant to this site will be removed in addition to your account. http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/31/read-this-before-posting-a-warning-to-spammers/ Thu, 08 Dec 2011 18:41:55 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/30/plastic-recycling-tips/ 1. Toronto does not use the three-arrow triangle number system (stamped on the bottom of containers) to identify plastic recyclables because a univers...
2. Plastic items that go in garbage. Currently Toronto cannot recycle these items and therefore they go in the garbage.
• Clear plastic "clam shell" containers used for fruit, sandwiches, bakery items, etc.
• Black, clear or opaque takeout and frozen food entrée containers
• Clear or opaque plastic drinking glasses, lids and straws
• Plastic cutlery, stir sticks
• Plastic over-wrap on pop cartons, water bottles, toilet paper, paper towels, etc.
• Plastic over-wrap from flyers, magazines, etc. Recycle the paper and put the over-wrap in the garbage.

To find out more about plastics: toronto.ca/recycle


3. Plastic bottles and jugs can be recycled. Make sure the plastic lid is screwed on tightly.

4. Plastic pails, plastic paint pails (with or without metal handles) do not go in recycling. Put these items in the garbage.

5. Plastic blister packaging goes in the garbage.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/30/plastic-recycling-tips/ Thu, 08 Dec 2011 18:31:34 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/29/pending-member-verification-on-signup/ To help prevent numerous spam accounts from registering an account here at Skywater Property Management, we are making it mandatory to verify an accou... To help prevent numerous spam accounts from registering an account here at Skywater Property Management, we are making it mandatory to verify an account before you are able to login. http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/29/pending-member-verification-on-signup/ Wed, 23 Nov 2011 17:03:24 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/21/toronto-property-management-videos/ http://www.youtube.com/user/SkywaterToronto]]> http://www.youtube.com/user/SkywaterToronto]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/21/toronto-property-management-videos/ Sat, 10 Sep 2011 17:34:49 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/20/toronto-property-management-forum/ Skywater.ca where we offer our residents an online to share and connect with issues that matter to them.]]> Skywater.ca where we offer our residents an online to share and connect with issues that matter to them.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/20/toronto-property-management-forum/ Sat, 10 Sep 2011 17:32:19 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/14/new-tutorial-videos-to-show-you-how-to-get-the-most-out-of-skywater/ http://www.youtube.com/user/SkywaterToronto]]> http://www.youtube.com/user/SkywaterToronto]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/14/new-tutorial-videos-to-show-you-how-to-get-the-most-out-of-skywater/ Tue, 30 Aug 2011 13:30:01 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/8/i-did-not-receive-my-activation-email/
• The spam filter in ...]]>
• The spam filter in your email account flagged the Skaywater.ca activation email as junk.
• Your email address was entered incorrectly when registering.

Resolution
Check your junk or spam folder of your email address for any email from Skywater.ca.

To generate another email that allows you to activate your newly created account:

1. Log in to http://www.skywater.ca/user/login/.
2. Click Resend Activation Email

If you have already done this but you have still not gotten an email, it is likely that the email address was typed incorrectly during sign up. Contact support for help.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/8/i-did-not-receive-my-activation-email/ Wed, 10 Aug 2011 10:45:58 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/3/would-you-be-interested-in-seeing-an-iphone-and-android-application/ Skywater.ca website and we wondering if you would find iPhone and Android mobile apps useful.]]> Skywater.ca website and we wondering if you would find iPhone and Android mobile apps useful.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/3/would-you-be-interested-in-seeing-an-iphone-and-android-application/ Fri, 22 Jul 2011 19:16:38 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/2/managed-site-groups-pages-now-live/ Residents of our Managed Sites can join groups managed by the property manager, to join a group for your building you must first select your building ... group page. Once you have been approved by admin, you will be able to have access to building information.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/2/managed-site-groups-pages-now-live/ Fri, 22 Jul 2011 17:40:33 +0000 Perry Toone http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/1/welcome/
I am writing this more for testing purposes and this is officially the first forum post here.]]>
I am writing this more for testing purposes and this is officially the first forum post here.]]> http://www.skywater.ca/forum/thread/1/welcome/ Fri, 24 Jun 2011 16:24:01 +0000 Skywater