Recycle Week 2010
21st to the 27th June marks Recycle Week and this year the theme is promoting opportunities to recycle small Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (shortened to WEEE!)
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Lowestoft Household Waste and Recycling Centre has re-opened
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09/09/2010 14:30:00
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This A to Z gives tips on recycling a whole range of household items from Ash to Zuccinini. If you have any other recycling tips of your own we would love to hear from you. Send your top tips to us at suffolk.recycling@et.suffolkcc.gov.uk
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Aerosol Cans Aerosol cans can be recycled in most can banks but DO NOT squash them - they could EXPLODE!. Make sure they are empty and remove the plastic nozzle (and cap). They can also be recycled at each of the 18 Household Waste Recycling Centres.
Aluminium Aluminium and aluminium foil (such as takeaway carton bases) can be recycled at all 18 Household Waste Recycling Centres. It is helpful that you squash or crush your cans (which can be an effective form of stress relief!)
Asbestos Please do not attempt to do anything, which disturbs asbestos. If you know it's there, be aware that it may be exposed inadvertently when carrying out renovation or extension work.For further advice on the disposal of asbestos contact Suffolk County Council on 0845 606 6067
Ash Ash from wood burning fires is an excellent form of waste to add to your compost, or as a soil fertilizer. Ash contains valuable minerals essential to healthy plant growth, such as, nitrogen and potassium. Remember that the ash must have cooled down before going into your compost bin!!!
This website is produced on behalf of the Suffolk Waste Partnership – joint working between the Suffolk County, District and Borough Councils