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If you have more than the accepted amount, please contact a private disposal company.

The oil must be deposited in a suitable sealed container, a maximum of 10 litres can be deposited per household per six months. For guidance on safe handling, contact the Health and Safety Executive on 03, or see: Engine oilĮngine oil can be taken to your local HWRC. Avoid breaking the material where possible. Small or broken pieces should be double bagged and securely sealed when brought to the site.

Safe handlingįor health and safety reasons, all whole sheets should be wrapped securely in plastic sheeting and should be transported whole. We can currently accept payment by card only at all HWRCs.

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Costs and how to payĪsbestos is charged at £12 for each sheet or part sheet, maximum sheet size 1200 x 600mm.

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You must phone in advance to pre-book and to check that the container is not full and awaiting emptying, or you may not be able to deposit your cement bonded asbestos. Small amounts of cement bonded asbestos sheet (no more than 15 sheets size 1200mm x 600mm) can be taken to one of five Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) licensed to receive this type of hazardous waste. If you have more than the accepted amount as stated, please contact a private disposal company. This means they can no longer be accepted at the HWRCs.Ī maximum of two bin bags can be deposited per household per day, and waste must be double bagged before disposal. The Environment Agency classifies redundant railway sleepers, which will have been treated with creosote or copper chromium Arsenic (CCA) for their original use, as hazardous waste wood. Bulky items such as furniture can be sold in the on site sales area for reuse. Treated, untreated and mixed wood can be reused or recycled at your local HWRC. Large amounts of wallpaper from your home can be taken to your local household waste recycling centre (HWRC) for disposal.

Items should be bagged before placing in the bank. Includes all clothing, linen, curtains, shoes and other household textiles. Most HWRCs have a clothing/textile and shoe bank for recycling and reuse. Unwanted metal items from your household can be recycled at any HWRC in Hampshire. Printer cartridges can be taken to your local HWRC for recycling. Please ensure that SIM cards are removed and personal data is deleted from the device. Mobile phones can be taken to your local HWRC for recycling. Place in the container for non-recyclable waste. Mattresses can be taken to your local HWRC for disposal.

LED light bulbs should be placed in the small electrical appliances container.

Halogen lightbulbs should be disposed of in the non-recyclable waste bin.

Light bulbsĮnergy efficient light bulbs and fluorescent tubes can be recycled at your local HWRC. From here it is taken then turned into Pro-Grow Soil Conditioner which is available to buy from all HWRCs. Green waste can be taken to your local HWRC. Please ask a member of staff on arrival at the site about where to place the item. Fridges/freezersįridges and freezers can be taken to your local HWRC for recycling and safe disposal. Appliances should be brought whole, with no parts removed.

Foilįoil can be recycled at any HWRC in Hampshire. Electrical equipment and appliancesĮlectrical equipment can be taken to your local HWRC for recycling and safe disposal. Place in the green waste container at your local HWRC. CarpetsĬarpets can be taken to your local HWRC for disposal. Please place newspapers, magazines and paper in your kerbside recycling bin instead. Large cardboard boxes and packaging can be recycled at your local HWRC. On arrival, please ask site staff who will be able to direct you to the appropriate container. Car batteriesĬar batteries can be taken to your local household waste recycling centre for recycling and safe disposal. Please see site staff for guidance on which container to use. These items can be taken to your local HWRC for disposal. Bedding and quilts and pillows and sleeping bags Each site has a designated bin where all batteries should be placed. Household batteries can be recycled at all of the household waste recycling centres in Hampshire. Bathsīaths can be taken to your local HWRC for disposal. Can be placed in the non-ferrous metal container at your local HWRC.

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