We’ve just posted our final round of recycling facts on our Facebook and Twitter pages, so in case you missed any of these, here’s our last seven recycling facts 🙂
Fact 1 – Clear plastic Indian/Chinese food containers can be recycled with your other plastics at the kerbside in your green box/middle wheelie box. Just make sure they’re free from any food residue.
Clear plastic Indian/Chinese food containers can be recycled with your other plastics at the kerbside in your green box/middle wheelie box. Just make sure they’re free from any food residue #wrexham #recycling pic.twitter.com/tbaB3L5wP9
— Wrexham Council (@wrexhamcbc) August 6, 2019
Fact 2 – Did you know that there’s a Reuse Shop at Bryn Lane Recycling Centre that’s run by a great local charity? Whether you’re donating or buying, it all goes to a wonderful cause.
Fact 3 – Having a barbecue? Take your food caddy outside with you and pop any bones or leftovers inside as you go along. It makes cleaning up afterwards much easier…just make sure you shut the lid to avoid any pesky flies.
Fact 4 – Toothpaste tubes CAN’T be recycled at the kerbside. Please place these in your general waste.
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Fact 5 – All plastic meat trays can be recycled with your other plastics at the kerbside in your green box/middle wheelie box…just make sure they’re clean when doing so.
Fact 6 – Running low on caddy liners? Tie an empty liner to your caddy handle on your collection day and we’ll leave you a new roll. Simple as that!
Running low on caddy liners? Tie an empty liner to your caddy handle on your collection day and we’ll leave you a new roll. Simple as that! #wrexham #recycling pic.twitter.com/TDv76FZ3x7
— Wrexham Council (@wrexhamcbc) August 11, 2019
Fact 7 – Did you know large chocolate tubs (Celebrations, Quality Street, Roses etc.) can be recycled with your other plastics at the kerbside in your green box/middle wheelie box?
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