Yellow bin wins.
Sometimes its a little confusing to know if something can or
cannot go yellow. The guide below will help to shed some
light on what we like to see in your yellow bin!
|

|
Cardboard
We love cardboard in your yellow bin and we make sure it gets
made back into more cardboard. Just a few notes to here to
help..
- Flatten boxes to allow space for other recyclables.
- Remove any polystyrene and place into the red bin.
- Remove plastic bags and place them into the yellow bin
seperately.
- You can also place pizza boxes in the yellow bin - just remove
the pizza first!
|
|

|
Paper
All paper is perfect for the yellow bin. Newspaper, office
paper, wrapping paper and tissue paper are all perfect for
recycling.
- Food wrapped in paper - please remove the food
first
- Foil wrapping papers are not suitable for the yellow
bin.
|
|

|
PET - or Number 1
We gather thousands of PET bottles every day. The hotter
the weather gets, the more PET bottle we collect as we all seek a
cold drink to cool down!
- Drink the contents, pop the lid into the red bin.
- Place the empty botle into the yellow bin.
|
|

|
HDPE - or Number 2
Its no suprise that we collect tonnes of plastic milk bottles
but HDPE can also be ice cream containers and cleaning product
bottles.
- Once empty, place the LID into the red bin
- Place the bottle into the yellow bin
- For other HDPE containers, rinse before placing into the yellow
bin.
|
|

|
Glass
All glass is great when it goes into the yellow bin - and
we do some great things with it! Here are some pointers for
placing glass into the yellow bin.
- Remove all bottle tops
- Drinking glass can go into the yellow bin.
- Any glass jars can also go into the yellow bin.
- If the glass jar is dirty, please rinse before place into the
yellow bin.
|
|

|
Steel cans
Steel is one of the most recyclable materials in the world so
all steel cans are welcome into the yellow bin.
- Please rinse out before placing into the yellow bin
- In you can opener seperates the lid from the can, place the lid
into the red bin. The lid gets sorted as paper in our
machine!
|
|

|
Aluminium cans
95% of the energy used to make an aluminium can is saved when
its recycled. That energy is enough to run a television for
90 minutes. Therefore...
- Drink the contents and pop the can into the yellow bin!
|
|

|
Plastic Containers
Most plastic food containers are made from PET or PP - including
those from your local take away. These can be recycled
however before they can go into the yellow bin, please do the
following.
- Throw left over food into the green bin
- Please check the underside of the container for a plastic recycling
symbol.
- If there is no recycling symbol, place into the RED
Bin
- Rinse the container and place into the yellow bin.
|
|

|
Plastic Bags
We like plastic bags and we make sure literally tonnes each year
avoid landfill or spoiling the environment. Please note the
following
- Shopping bags are acceptable!
-
Please DO NOT fill plastic bags with recyclables and place into
the yellow bin - this will become rubbish and be thrown away.
|
|

|
Yoghurt Pots & Pottles
Yoghurt, cream cheese and other dairy delights come in 'pottles'
made from polystyrene (No. 5). These recycle really well so
please do the following
- Consume the contents
- Rinse and then place into the yellow bin
|