Electrical items

Recycling is the safest and most responsible way to dispose of electrical item that are faulty or otherwise beyond repair. Read on to discover advice about recycling your electrical products. Browse the full Home Electrical range at Tesco direct, from essential appliances to mains-operated equipment.

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Many charity shops can now accept small .

Some airlines might also have different restrictions. The Household Waste and Recycling Centres throughout Renfrewshire are equipped to take electrical goods. Old and broken electrical items may seem worthless, but in fact they are full of valuable materials like gold and zinc.

The plastics and metals in waste electrical items are separated and sent to be recycled. You can recycle batteries at all Hackney libraries. We collect small electrical items as part of our recycling collections. Simply leave your unwanted or broken electrical items next to your green lidded or black bin on collection day. Large electrical items and household batteries should be taken to the Household Waste Recycling . Information about or small electrical items recycling collections.

Put your bag on the ground next to your grey recycling bin, on your grey recycling bin collection day. Recycling facilities for waste electrical and electronic equipment. Do you have an electrical item you no longer want? Like most people, you probably recycle much of your household waste.

But what about your old electricals? Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is the fastest growing waste stream in the UK. Extra care must be taken when disposing of electrical items. It is important for you to know . We can take away your small unwanted electrical items and textiles as part of your regular recycling and rubbish collections. Whilst residents are entitled to place small items displaying this logo in with their general rubbish, that prevents them from being recycled.

Recycling these items diverts unnecessary waste from landfill and helps save natural resources. Please follow instructions on site as different types of items may go in different containers. Electricals are classified as hazardous waste as they can contain toxic components and should be disposed of separately from ordinary waste.

Residents can now recycle small electrical equipment at the kerbside.