Items include: light bulbs, smoke alarms, cleaning products, sponges, mops, buckets, ironing board, clothes airer, batteries, clothes pegs, bins, laundry detergent, mops, washing up liquid
Sell or Donate
- You can donate cleaning products to food banks.
- You can sell your second hand goods through websites such as ebay, Facebook, Preloved and Gumtree.
- You can donate your unwanted items via websites such as Freecycle, Freegle and Freeloved.
Buy or Receive
- You can receive cleaning products from food banks.
- You can buy second hand goods through websites such as ebay, Facebook, Preloved and Gumtree.
- You can receive free items via websites such as Freecycle, Freegle and Freeloved.
Recycle
Find your local recycling centre
The Air, Home and Laundry Care Recycling Programme recycles
- All brands of plastic air freshener containers, cartridge caps and car air fresheners
- All brands of flexible wipe packaging and tinted rigid plastic tubs used for home cleaning
- All brands of tinted fabric conditioner bottles and caps
- Lenor tumble dryer sheets
- All brands of flexible dishwasher tablets
- All brands of flexible laundry washing capsules and pods packaging
- Find drop-off locations
Get Creative ~ Repurpose
Waste
Some things simply cannot be reused, recycled or repurposed.
Before buying them ask yourself if you really need them?
Hazardous chemicals need to be disposed of appropriately. Search here to find a local hazardous waste disposal service near you.
Many supermarkets and shops have a place to drop off your used batteries.
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