In Dry Mixed Recycling, you can include clean and dry recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and containers, and metal cans. However, it's important to avoid including food waste or glass items or any materials contaminated with food waste or liquids.

 Before placing materials in the Dry Mixed Recycling bin, ensure they are clean, dry, and free from contaminants. Flattening cardboard boxes will save space if required. 

While shredded paper is recyclable, it's best to avoid placing it directly in the Dry Mixed Recycling bin. Shredded paper can easily become contaminated during the recycling process and may not be effectively sorted. Instead, consider composting shredded paper or using it as packing material.

 While there may be limitations on the size and weight of items due to bin capacity and transportation considerations, our Dry Mixed Recycling bins are designed to accommodate a range of waste volumes. If you have large quantities of recyclables, please contact us to discuss alternative arrangements.

 Once collected, the materials are transported to a recycling facility where they undergo sorting, processing, and recycling. Paper and cardboard are often pulped and reformed into new paper products, while plastics and metals are melted down and moulded into new items. This process helps to conserve resources and reduce waste sent to landfill.

 We offer flexible collection schedules to suit your needs, including daily, weekly, fortnightly. The frequency of collections can be tailored to your waste volume and business requirements. If you're unsure about the ideal collection schedule for your premises, our team can provide guidance based on your needs.