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Recycling – why should I?

Recycling

Here at Wheelie Bins Direct2U we aim to provide our readers with information not just about wheelie bins, but about many other waste and recycling topics. This week, the topic is recycling. Why should we recycle? What good does recycling do? There are many reasons why we should recycle in the UK. It’s surprising the number of people that do not realise the benefits it can bring! That is why we have compiled a list of reasons why you to recycle. Recycling conserves resources Recycling can help conserve important raw materials, protecting natural habitats along the way. When we recycle… Read more

13th November 2013 0

How to make recycling easier in public places

Recycling Bins

It has never been so easy to recycle, with the continually evolving systems in place today. It can still however be a challenge to get the public to adhere to these systems. This is why you need to make it as simple as possible for them, having clearly indicated waste and recycling bins, making sure they are located in the right place, and ensuring there is enough bins in proportion to the number of people passing especially in areas such as busy high streets, parks and fast food restaurants! This post is aimed at getting people to recycle in outdoor… Read more

8th November 2013 0

New Step-On Waste Bins!!

Eco Step-On Waste Bins

At Wheelie Bins Direct2U we are always looking to extend our range of products. Most recently we have been searching the market for more waste bins and internal wheelie bins, to bring you the latest and most innovative products available. Introducing the Eco Step-On Waste Bins The Eco step-on waste bin is a quality product. Its key feature is the large base pedal which enables hands free, no touch waste disposal. Step-on waste bins and internal wheelie bins are becoming more sought after because they offer a more hygienic waste disposal system. As the foot pedal operates a hinged lid… Read more

31st October 2013 0

Recycling Bins Needed to Improve Waste Separation

Recycling rates across the UK have significantly increased over recent years. Some have related this increase to the introduction of recycling bins and boxes to more households through new recycling schemes. However, current statistics show 5 million tonnes of our recycling (equivalent to 50%) is ‘co-mingled’. This means our recyclables are not fully separated when collected from our recycling bins, so require sorting at material recovery centres before they can be re-used. Some Councils have avoid this with kerbside collections where homeowners are asked to carefully segregate recyclables. Once the rubbish has been collected it can be immediately transported to… Read more

24th October 2013 0