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Item Where to dispose Synonyms Notes
Aerosols

Recycling (blue bin)

Aerosols spray cans <p>Make sure they are empty</p>
Animal bedding

Household waste (grey bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Animal bedding pet bedding <p>Straw and sawdust from small animals can go in the green garden bin loose, do not bag. If for any reason you cannot add it to the garden collections or home compost, bag it up to minimise odour, and dispose of in the grey refuse bin.</p>
Baking tins/trays

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Baking tins/trays <p>Baking tins and trays in good condition can be taken to your local charity shop. If at the end of their life, they can be recycled if taken to the household recycling centre. They can also be disposed of in your grey refuse bin.</p>
Batteries

Household recycling centre

Batteries battery <p>Most shops that sell household batteries have collection bins for used batteries. They can also be taken to the household recycling centres. Never place these in the kerbside collections as they are a fire hazard.</p>
Bean bags

Household recycling centre

Bean bags
Bedding (duvets and pillows)

Household recycling centre

Bedding (duvets and pillows) <p>These are also accepted at branches of Dunelm for recycling.</p>
Bedding (sheets, blankets, duvet covers, pillowcases)

Household recycling centre

Recycling bank

Bedding (sheets, blankets, duvet covers, pillowcases) linen <p>Textiles use a lot of resources in their production, so they should remain in use for as long as possible. Even worn and damaged textiles can be recycled. (mark as rags before placing in and ASTCO clothing bank or participating charity collection).</p>
Bicycle tyres

Household recycling centre

Bicycle tyres bikes, bike
Bicycles

Household recycling centre

Bicycles bikes, bike <p>You can also use the <a title="Bulky waste collection" href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/bulky-waste-collection/">bulky waste collection service</a> (fee payable).</p>
Biscuit tins

Recycling (blue bin)

Biscuit tins Metal and plastic biscuit tins are accepted.
Blinds

Household recycling centre

Blinds <p>You can also use the <a title="Bulky waste collection" href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/bulky-waste-collection/">bulky waste collection service</a> (fee payable).</p>
Books

Household recycling centre

Books You can also take to charity shops.
Bottle tops

Recycling (blue bin)

Bottle tops lids
Bread bags

Recycling (blue bin)

Bread bags <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Broken glass

Recycling (blue bin)

Household recycling centre

Broken glass smashed <p>Broken glass bottles and jars go in the blue bin. Broken Pyrex-type glass or mirrors should be taken to the household recycling centre where they can be reused in hardcore and aggregate.</p>
Broken toys

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Broken toys <p>If for any reason you cannot dispose of them at the household recycling centre, they can be disposed of in your grey refuse bin. If they contain electricals/batteries, they should always be taken to the household recycling centre.</p>
Bubble wrap

Recycling (blue bin)

Bubble wrap <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Cans

Recycling (blue bin)

Cans Rinse to help prevent contamination. Squash cans to save space.
Car batteries

Household recycling centre

Car batteries battery <p>Never place these in the kerbside collections as they are a fire hazard.</p>
Car parts

Household recycling centre

Car parts <p>Vehicle tyres are not accepted. These should be taken to a garage to be disposed of responsibly.</p>
Cardboard

Recycling (blue bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Household recycling centre

Cardboard <p>Flatten cardboard boxes to save space. Large boxes can be flat packed and left next to your bin. If you have large excess, they can be taken to the household recycling centre. Small boxes can go in your green bin to reduce moisture from food waste.</p>
Carpets

Household recycling centre

Carpets <p>Old carpets can only be recycled if you are fitting new carpets yourself. You can also use the <a title="Bulky waste collection" href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/bulky-waste-collection/">bulky waste collection</a> (fee payable).</p>
Carrier bags

Recycling (blue bin)

Carrier bags plastic bags <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082" target="_blank" rel="noopener">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Cartons (such as Tetra Pak)

Recycling (blue bin)

Cartons (such as Tetra Pak) Tetrapak, Tetra Pak <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination. Flatten cartons to save space.</p>
Cat food

Household waste (grey bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Cat food
Cat food pouches

Household waste (grey bin)

Cat food pouches pet food <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082" target="_blank" rel="noopener">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Cat waste

Household waste (grey bin)

Cat waste pet waste, poo, cat poo, faeces <p>Wrap in a bag or newspaper to minimise odour.</p>
Catalogues

Recycling (blue bin)

Catalogues <p>Consider opting out of <a href="https://personal.help.royalmail.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/293/~/how-do-i-opt-out-of-receiving-any-leaflets-or-unaddressed-promotional-material" target="_blank" rel="noopener">circulars</a></p>
Catheter bags

Household waste (grey bin)

Wrap in a plastic bag and tie it up to minimise odour.
CDs

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

CDs You can also take to charity shops.
Cellophane

Household waste (grey bin)

Cellophane <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082" target="_blank" rel="noopener">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Cereal boxes

Recycling (blue bin)

Cereal boxes <p>Squash boxes to save space.</p>
Chemicals

Household recycling centre

Chemicals <p>Please contact your local<a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/recycling-centres/"> household recycling centre</a> to check what chemicals are accepted.</p>
Christmas cards

Household waste (grey bin)

Recycling (blue bin)

Christmas cards xmas cards <p>If they are just made of card they can go in the blue recycling bins. If they contain glitter and other embellishments or are foil covered, they will need to go in the grey refuse bin.</p>
Christmas trees (real)

Garden waste (green bin)

Household recycling centre

Christmas trees (real) xmas trees <p>If the tree is taller than your bin, please chop it to the size of your bin. They are also accepted at household recycling centres and there are some dedicated charity collections in some areas.</p>
Cigarette lighter

Household recycling centre

Cigarette lighter
Cling film

Recycling (blue bin)

Cling film <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082" target="_blank" rel="noopener">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Clothes and textiles

Household recycling centre

Recycling bank

Clothes and textiles clothing, jumpers, trousers, jeans, shirts, skirts, tshirts, t shirts, t-shirts, shorts, dresses, blouses, suits, <p>Textiles use a lot of resources in their manufacturing. Even worn and damaged textiles can be recycled if captured correctly (mark as rags before placing in and ASTCO clothing bank or participating charity collection).</p>
Coat hangers (plastic and wooden)

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Coat hangers (plastic and wooden) coathanger, clothes hangers, clotheshangers <p>You can also take to charity shops</p>
Coffee grounds

Garden waste (green bin)

Coffee grounds
Coffee pod/capsule

Household waste (grey bin)

Coffee pod/capsule coffee pods capsules coffee capsules coffee pods <p>Some can be placed in a home composting system. There are some <a href="https://www.podback.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection services</a>.</p>
Cold ashes

Garden waste (green bin)

Cold ashes <p>Mix with other garden waste. No hot ashes.</p>
Computer games

Household recycling centre

Computer games <p>You can also take to charity shops.</p>
Computer monitors

Household recycling centre

Computer monitors <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating) find your <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the bulky waste collection service (fee payable).</p>
Computers

Household recycling centre

Computers laptops <p>Consider selling/donating, find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can use the bulky waste collection service (fee payable). Make sure data is removed.</p>
Conditioner bottles

Recycling (blue bin)

Conditioner bottles Rinse to help prevent contamination. Put trigger sprays and pump dispenser tops in separately.
Cooking oil

Household recycling centre

Cooking oil <p>Don't pour cooking oil down the drain as it may cause a blockage. If you have a home composter you can put used cooking oil in it.</p>
Corks

Household waste (grey bin)

Corks <p>Natural corks can be added to home composting systems.</p>
Corn starch, Compostable, Degradable and Biodegradable bags

Household waste (grey bin)

Corn starch, Compostable, Degradable and Biodegradable bags Corn starch, compostable, degradable, biodegradable, bags <p>The process used for our garden waste takes 6-8 weeks. We accept paper liners, newspaper, or food waste can be added loose to the bin. We also accept small amounts of cardboard and shredded paper in the green bins.</p>
Cotton buds

Household waste (grey bin)

Cotton buds
Crisp packets

Household waste (grey bin)

Crisp packets <p>Many <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082" target="_blank" rel="noopener">supermarkets</a> currently offer dedicated recycling points for soft flexible plastics.</p>
Crockery

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Crockery plates, bowls, cups, mugs, saucers, china <p>Crockery in good condition can be taken to your local charity shop. Broken crockery should be taken to the household recycling centre where it can be reused in hardcore and aggregate.</p>
Curtains

Household recycling centre

Recycling bank

Curtains <p>Textiles use a lot of resources in their production and manufacturing. Even worn and damaged textiles can be recycled if captured correctly (mark as rags before placing in and ASTCO clothing bank or participating charity collection).</p>
Cutlery

Household recycling centre

Cutlery knife, knives, forks, spoons <p>Cutlery in good condition can be taken to your local charity shop.</p>
Dishwashers

Household recycling centre

Dishwashers <p>You can also use the<a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/bulky-waste-collection/"> bulky waste collection service</a> (fee payable).</p>
Disposable coffee cups

Household waste (grey bin)

Disposable coffee cups <p>Some of the larger coffee shop chains offer a recycling collection. Check out your local stores for more information.</p>
Dog food

Household waste (grey bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Dog food
Dog waste

Household waste (grey bin)

Dog waste pet waste, poo, dog poo, faeces Wrap in a plastic bag and tie it up to minimise odour
DVDs

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

DVDs <p>You can also take to charity shops.</p>
Egg boxes (plastic and cardboard)

Recycling (blue bin)

Egg boxes (plastic and cardboard) <p>If cardboard egg boxes become contaminated (with broken eggs for example), they can be added to the garden waste (green bin). Plastic egg boxes can also be disposed of in the green bin too.</p>
Electrical cable

Household recycling centre

Electrical cable <p>Depending on their use and their current state, they may also be acceptable at some charity shops.</p>
Engine oil (and filters)

Household recycling centre

Engine oil (and filters)
Envelopes

Recycling (blue bin)

Envelopes Window envelopes are accepted.
Fibreboard

Household recycling centre

Fibreboard Please place with the wood for recycling
Fire extinguishers

Household recycling centre

Fire extinguishers
Fluorescent tubes

Household recycling centre

Fluorescent tubes
Foam/sponge

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Foam/sponge memory foam, old cushions <p>Take large amounts to your <a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/recycling-centres/">local recycling centre</a>.</p>
Foil

Recycling (blue bin)

Foil tinfoil, tin foil, aluminium foil <p>Clean foil only. Scrunch it into a ball, especially smaller pieces (ideally about the size of a tennis ball).</p>
Food waste

Garden waste (green bin)

Food waste meat, fish, vegetables, veg, peelings, fruit, bones, eggshells, egg shells <p>Raw and cooked food waste, including bones, is accepted. It can be wrapped in newspaper or paper bags. Bags labelled biodegradable don't break down quickly enough so can't be used.</p>
Freezers

Household recycling centre

Freezers <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the&nbsp;bulky waste collection service&nbsp;(fee payable).</p>
Fridges

Household recycling centre

Fridges refrigerators <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the&nbsp;bulky waste collection service&nbsp;(fee payable).</p>
Furniture

Household recycling centre

Furniture sofa, chairs, armchairs, arm chairs, tables, beds, wardrobes, drawers, chests, chest of drawers <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the&nbsp;bulky waste collection service&nbsp;(fee payable).</p>
Garden waste

Garden waste (green bin)

Garden waste grass, cuttings, twigs, leaves, weeds, windfall, flowers, bark, hedge trimmings We will collect small amounts of soil (eg for a medium-sized potted plant). Take larger amounts to a household recycling centre. Japanese knotweed cannot be disposed of in your green bin or local household recycling centre.
Gas bottles and canisters

Household recycling centre

Gas bottles and canisters
Glass bottles

Recycling (blue bin)

Household recycling centre

Glass bottles Rinse to help prevent contamination. Broken glass bottles are accepted.
Glass jars

Recycling (blue bin)

Household recycling centre

Glass jars Rinse to help prevent contamination. Broken glass jars are accepted.
Glassware

Household recycling centre

Glassware Glassware in good condition can be taken to your local charity shop.
Glue

Household waste (grey bin)

Glue
Greetings cards

Household waste (grey bin)

Recycling (blue bin)

Greetings cards birthday cards <p>If they are just made of card they can go in the blue recycling bins. If they contain glitter and other embellishments or are foil covered, they will need to go in the grey refuse bin.</p>
Hair

Household waste (grey bin)

Hair
Hairdryers

Household recycling centre

Hairdryers <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>.</p>
Hard plastics

Household recycling centre

Hard plastics
Hardcore

Household recycling centre

Hardcore concrete, rubble <p>Subject to construction and demolition policy.</p>
Human waste

Household waste (grey bin)

Wrap in a plastic bag and tie it up to minimise odour.
Incontinence pads

Household waste (grey bin)

Incontinence pads <p>Wrap in a plastic bag and tie it up to minimise odour. Have you considered reusable alternatives? We offer discounts from <a href="https://huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/zero-waste-initiatives/">selected providers</a>.</p>
Irons

Household recycling centre

Irons <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>.</p>
Jar lids

Recycling (blue bin)

Jar lids
Juice cartons

Recycling (blue bin)

Juice cartons Rinse to help prevent contamination. Flatten cartons to save space.
Kettles

Household recycling centre

Kettles <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>.</p>
Kitchen knives

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Kitchen knives knife Make sure knives are safely wrapped and cannot cause injury.
Kitchen roll

Household waste (grey bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Kitchen roll <p>Kitchen roll tubes/inners can be put in the blue bin.</p>
Large electrical items

Household recycling centre

Large electrical items <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the bulky waste collection service (fee payable).</p>
Lawn mowers

Household recycling centre

Lawn mowers lawnmower <p>You can also use the <a title="Bulky waste collection" href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/bulky-waste-collection/">bulky waste collection service</a> (fee payable).</p>
Light bulbs

Household recycling centre

Light bulbs lightbulb Includes energy saving bulbs.
Lighters

Household recycling centre

Lighters fire lighter, cigarette lighter, pocket lighter, igniter, ignitor, zippo
Loft insulation

Household recycling centre

Loft insulation <p>Loft insulation can only be taken to your local household recycling centre if you are reinsulating the loft yourself. You can also use the bulky waste collection service (fee payable).</p>
Magazines

Recycling (blue bin)

Magazines
Make up

Household waste (grey bin)

Make up cosmetics, eyeshadow, lipstick, foundation, blusher, eyeliner, makeup, make-up Plastic containers can be rinsed and put in the blue recycling bin.
Mattresses/toppers

Household recycling centre

Mattresses/toppers <p>You can also use the<a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/bulky-waste-collection/"> bulky waste collection service</a> (fee payable).</p>
Medicine packets

Household waste (grey bin)

blister packs <p>There are a number of&nbsp;<a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082" target="_blank" rel="noopener">collection points</a> in the district.</p>
Medicines Medicines tablets, antibiotics, anti biotics, anti-biotics, pills, medication Take unused medicines to your local pharmacy to be disposed of correctly.
Mercury thermometers

Household recycling centre

Mercury thermometers Please hand these to a member of site staff who will put it in the hazardous waste storage box.
Metal screw cap (eg from wine bottle)

Recycling (blue bin)

Metal screw cap (eg from wine bottle)
Milk cartons

Recycling (blue bin)

Milk cartons Rinse to help prevent contamination. Flatten cartons to save space.
Mobile phones

Household recycling centre

Mobile phones <p>There are mobile phone recycling companies, some of which are linked to charities. Consider selling/donating, find your nearest dedicated <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">collection point</a>.</p>
Nail varnish (and remover)

Household waste (grey bin)

Nail varnish (and remover) nail polish Plastic containers can be rinsed and put in the blue recycling bin.
Nails and screws

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Nails and screws
Nappies (disposable)

Household waste (grey bin)

Nappies (disposable) nappy <p>Have you considered reusable alternatives? We offer discounts from <a href="https://huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/zero-waste-initiatives/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">selected providers</a>.</p>
Needles/sharps Needles/sharps hypodermic, syringes Syringes, needles and other sharp instruments must be put in sharps boxes and disposed of via a pharmacy or GP surgery. DO NOT put them in your bin.
Newspapers

Recycling (blue bin)

Newspapers
Padded envelopes

Household waste (grey bin)

Recycling (blue bin)

Padded envelopes jiffy bags <p>If they can be disassembled, the bubble wrap and the paper can be added separately into your recycling (blue bin).</p>
Paint

Household recycling centre

Paint <p>Paint received at St Neots is collected for use by local charities, community groups, housing associations and individuals in social need.</p>
Pallets

Household recycling centre

Pallets Non-returnable pallets only.
Paper

Recycling (blue bin)

Household recycling centre

Paper
Paper plates/paper tablecloths

Household waste (grey bin)

Recycling (blue bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Paper plates/paper tablecloths <p>If not plastic lined they can be disposed of in the garden waste (green bin) if used and recycling (blue bin) if not used. Otherwise they need to go in the grey refuse bin.</p>
Pens

Household waste (grey bin)

Pens pen <p>You can also take pens to the recycling points available in <a href="https://www.ryman.co.uk/storefinder/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Ryman stores</a>.</p>
Pesticides

Household recycling centre

Pesticides insecticide, weedkiller, weed killer Pesticides from households can be taken to your local household recycling centre. Please hand them directly to the site staff who will put them in the hazardous materials boxes.
Photographs

Household waste (grey bin)

Photographs Photos
Pizza box (clean)

Recycling (blue bin)

Pizza box (clean) <p>If free from dirt and grease then put in your recycling (blue bin).&nbsp; Please scrape out all solid food scraps. If the box has a removable cardboard mat please put it in the garden waste (green) bin.&nbsp;</p>
Pizza box (dirty)

Garden waste (green bin)

Pizza box (dirty) <p>If covered in grease and contaminated with food waste please put it in the garden waste (green) bin.</p>
Plasterboard

Household recycling centre

Plasterboard <p>Plasterboard should be free from asbestos, foam, metal, plaster, polystyrene, rubble, tiles and wood.</p>
Plastic bottles

Recycling (blue bin)

Plastic bottles <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination. Squash bottles to save space. Put lids back on to bottles before putting into the blue bin.</p>
Plastic cutlery

Household waste (grey bin)

Plastic cutlery knive, fork, spoon
Plastic packaging

Recycling (blue bin)

Plastic packaging
Plastic plant pots

Recycling (blue bin)

Plastic plant pots <p>Empty and clean plant pots. (Of any colour)</p>
Plastic pots

Recycling (blue bin)

Plastic pots <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination.</p>
Plastic trays

Recycling (blue bin)

Plastic trays <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination.&nbsp;</p>
Plastic tubs Plastic tubs <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination.&nbsp;</p>
Plate glass (classed as rubble)

Household recycling centre

Plate glass (classed as rubble) flat glass, sheet glass <p>Put in the hardcore container at the <a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/recycling-centres/">household recycling centre</a>.</p>
Polystyrene/foam-type packaging

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Polystyrene/foam-type packaging <p>Take large amounts to your local <a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/recycling-centres/">household recycling centre</a>.</p>
Printer and toner cartridges

Household recycling centre

Printer and toner cartridges Some supermarkets accept used printer cartridges for recycling.
Razors

Household waste (grey bin)

Razors
Rubber gloves

Household waste (grey bin)

Rubber gloves
Sanitary waste

Household waste (grey bin)

Sanitary waste feminine hygiene products, tampons, sanitary towels, Tampax <p>We offer discounts from <a href="https://huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/zero-waste-initiatives/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">selected providers</a>. Wrap in a plastic bag and tie it up to minimise odour.</p>
Saucepans/frying pans

Household recycling centre

Saucepans/frying pans Pans in good condition can be taken to your local charity shop.
Sawdust

Garden waste (green bin)

Sawdust
Scrap metal

Household recycling centre

Scrap metal
Shampoo bottles

Recycling (blue bin)

Shampoo bottles <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination. Put lid back onto shampoo bottles before putting into the blue bin.</p>
Shoes

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Shoes trainers, sandals, boots You can also take to charity shops.
Shredded paper

Household waste (grey bin)

Garden waste (green bin)

Shredded paper Mix shredded paper with garden/food if possible, otherwise put in your grey bin.
Small electrical items

Household recycling centre

Small electrical items <p>Some charity shops take small electrical items.&nbsp; Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>.</p>
Soil and spent compost

Household recycling centre

Soil and spent compost <p>Turf is not accepted.</p>
Stoma bags

Household waste (grey bin)

Wrap in a plastic bag and tie it up to minimise odour.
Straw

Garden waste (green bin)

Straw
Styrofoam food trays and cups

Household waste (grey bin)

Styrofoam food trays and cups polystyrene
Sweet tins

Recycling (blue bin)

Sweet tins Metal and plastic sweet tins are accepted.
Tarpaulin

Household waste (grey bin)

Tarpaulin
Tea bags

Garden waste (green bin)

Tea bags
Televisions

Household recycling centre

Televisions TVs, tellys, tellies <p>Consider charity shops. Or sell/donate, find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the bulky waste collection service (fee payable).</p>
Timber

Garden waste (green bin)

Household recycling centre

Timber <p>Untreated wood can be disposed of with your garden waste (green bin)</p>
Tins

Recycling (blue bin)

Tins Rinse to help prevent contamination. Squash tins to save space.
Tissues

Household waste (grey bin)

Tissues <p>Unused tissues can be added to the garden waste (green bin). Used tissues should be added to the general waste to minimise infection risks.</p>
Toasters

Household recycling centre

Toasters <p>Sell/donate, find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a></p>
Toilet roll tubes

Recycling (blue bin)

Toilet roll tubes
Toothpaste pumps

Recycling (blue bin)

Toothpaste pumps
Toothpaste tubes

Household waste (grey bin)

Toothpaste tubes <p>Toothpaste boxes can be put in the blue bin. Plastic tubes can be recycled through collection points such as <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1y9NZVRUXqO76JTeU9rrn8-P7E-hWjwrn/edit#gid=1911107082">Terracycle</a>.</p>
Toothpaste tubes (HDPE)

Recycling (blue bin)

<p>Some toothpaste tubes can be recycled through your kerbside collections. These are only just beginning to appear on the market (2022). They must be clearly labelled for recycling at the kerbside, and may state made from HDPE.</p>
Treated wood

Household recycling centre

Treated wood
Untreated wood

Garden waste (green bin)

Untreated wood <p>Untreated wood only, ie no nails, paint or varnish. Treated wood can be recycled at your local <a href="http://www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins-waste/recycling-centres/">household recycling centre</a>.</p>
Vegware food trays and cups

Household waste (grey bin)

<p>The retailer may have a collection scheme. They can go in home composted systems but not in garden collections. If you do not have a home compost bin, and the retailer does not offer a collection scheme, they will need to go in the refuse bin.</p>
Videotapes and cases

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Videotapes and cases VHS tape <p>Some charity shops will accept videotapes.</p>
Wallpaper

Household waste (grey bin)

Household recycling centre

Wallpaper
Water filters Water filters <p>Can be taken to certain shops for recycling. To find your nearest participating shop visit the BRITA website: <a href="http://www.brita.co.uk/brita/en-GB/cms/dealerfinder/dealerfinder.grid" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.brita.co.uk</a></p>
White goods

Household recycling centre

White goods <p>Consider reuse options (selling/donating). To find your nearest <a href="http://recycleyourelectricals.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dedicated collection point</a>. You can also use the bulky waste collection service (fee payable).</p>
Wrapping paper

Household waste (grey bin)

Recycling (blue bin)

Wrapping paper <p>Please put paper-based wrapping paper in the blue recycling bin and foil-based wrapping paper, and any with embellishments such as glitter in the grey household waste bin.</p>
Yogurt pots

Recycling (blue bin)

Yogurt pots <p>Rinse to help prevent contamination.&nbsp;</p>