Recycle
Reuse
Upcycle
Compost
Dispose
Disposal – unfortunately there are some items that cannot be recycled, reused or upcycled. This page aims to be a guide to how best to dispose of those items as ecologically as possible, with information about the latest rulings and government guidelines. The aim is of course to send as little as possible to landfill, most things have a few parts that are recyclable but the method of manufacture may have made it difficult and expensive to dismantle for recycling – child car seats, helmets or other personal protection gear fall into this category.
Cat Litter
How to dispose of cat litter: The advice from the Environment Agency about cat litter suggests that householders should carefully wrap any pet waste and place it in the domestic refuse. There are now various brands of biodegradable litter available … Read more
Cater Oils
Cater Oils mainly collects waste cooking oil from caterers but they also help households to collect and recycle their used cooking oils and fats through their community-led campaigns which rely on volunteers to organise cooking oil collection points
Dispose of Old Dentures
Dentures or False Teeth may seem an odd thing want to recycle, but they are made from plastic after all. It’s a question we have been asked several times and it took a while for the answer to come to … Read more
Personal Safety Equipment
Child Car Seats, Cycle Helmets, Motorcycle Helmets etc Safety equipment should not be resold or reused in case it has been damaged in an accident and no longer affords sufficient protection for the wearer or user. In addition, regulations stipulate … Read more
Stay Safe Solutions
Stay Safe Solutions recycling for re-use service will reduce the environmental impact of discarded protective equipment, reduce landfill costs and save money on buying new PPE. Stay Safe Solutions are currently saving 63,000 items a month from landfill or needless destruction! … Read more