Did you miss any of these? Here’s 7 of our best recycling facts #2

We’re continuing to post a recycling fact each day on our Facebook and Twitter pages…in case you missed any of these, here’s another seven recycling facts for you to look through 🙂

Fact 1- NO types of plastic carrier bags/food bags can currently be recycled at the kerbside. View our plastic recycling list here.

Fact 2- Trigger spray bottles from your bathroom and kitchen can be recycled with your other plastics at the kerbside in your green box/middle wheelie box.

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Fact 3- Do you order stuff off the internet? Remember, any cardboard boxes can be recycled at the kerbside…just remove any bubble wrap and polystyrene from them.

Fact 4- Fancy an ice lolly? When it’s sunny, most of us are partial to an ice lolly, but what do you do with the wooden stick? Because these, like any wooden cutlery, can be recycled in your food caddy!

Fancy an ice lolly? When it’s sunny, most of us are partial to an ice lolly, but what do you do with the wooden stick? Because these, like any wooden cutlery, can be recycled in your food caddy! #wrexham #recycling pic.twitter.com/MmqOUEaMy1
— Wrexham Council (@wrexhamcbc) August 2, 2019

Fact 5- Plastic fruit punnets can be recycled with your other plastics at the kerbside in your green box/middle wheelie box…but this doesn’t include any film or bubble wrap, please remove these beforehand.

Fact 6- You can’t recycle Tupperware/hard plastics such as lunchboxes at the kerbside, but did you know that you can recycle these items at our three recycling centres in Wrexham? (However, please reuse these items as much as possible and only recycle damaged Tupperware)

Fact 7- Got a fussy family member that doesn’t eat all the food you make for them? Whether it’s your grandkid, child or sibling, make sure the leftovers get recycled in your food caddy.

Got a fussy family member that doesn’t eat all the food you make for them? Whether it’s your grandkid, child or sibling, make sure the leftovers get recycled in your food caddy #wrexham #recycling pic.twitter.com/MPXfas76gO
— Wrexham Council (@wrexhamcbc) August 5, 2019