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Welcome back to our blog series. Our hot topic for this month is battery waste disposal in your home. People today are using more and more batteries than ever before, whether it be in your phone, TV remote or your laptop.
As the clock ticks down to the changeover to ‘Pay by Weight,’ we have compiled your most frequently asked questions. If you have any additional questions not answered in the below blog post on ‘Pay by Weight’ please email us to domestic@BarnaRecycling.com.
No matter how much we try to buy only what we need, or cook only what we’ll eat, portion control and sell by dates get us every time!
For this reason Barna Recycling is developing a series of Recipe ideas that can be created from the usual left over suspects in your fridge and surplus dinners. Check out our blog for inspirational ideas and get reusing today.
Broken or no longer useful household electronic equipment can take up much needed space around the home and must be disposed of carefully to ensure minimum impact to the environment and public health. Disposing of electrical and electronic products in landfill sites means millions of tonnes of materials that could potentially be recovered and reused for new products are lost. Many electronic appliances and/or their components contain substances which are considered dangerous to the environment and human health if they are disposed of inappropriately. Whilst these dangerous substances are usually only present in small quantities, they have significant potential to cause serious environmental damage. This blog post outlines a number of possible ways in which you can ensure your old electrical items are disposed of responsibly.
At Barna Recycling, we deliver skips to households and businesses for all types of reasons; spring cleaning, renovations, construction projects, house moves and post flood or fire clean ups. Whatever your reason for hiring a skip, bear in mind these important tips!
As the summer kicks in, it’s not uncommon for wheelie bins to become smelly. Here are some of our top tips by bin type to keep your bin clean and odours at bay!
