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sort&save helpful his do not place items beside or on top of bin don't jam rubbish in the bin as it may get stuck do not overload your bin, maximum weight is 60kg keep bin in shade if odours become an issue number your bin to protect against loss or theft red bin for rubbish The red lidded bin is a Fortnightly collection For household rubbish that cannot be recycled or composted. Think of your red bin as the last resort. Can you sell, give away or donate anything instead of throwing it away? The contents of your red bin are sent to Council's landfill site. Landfill disposal is the most expensive disposal option compared to composting or recycling. what CAN go in what CAN'T go the red bin? in the red bin? household general waste NO bricks, heavy timber or steel plastic bags NO paint, chemicals, liquids or motor oil non-recyclable items NO garden waste nappies NO medical waste or syringes pet waste, kitty litter Household problem wastes and light globes, mirrors, ceramics, hazardous materials require special cookware, drinking glasses disposal - check Council's website

Red bin - fact sheet - Kempsey Shire · 2017. 3. 8. · red bin for rubbish The red lidded bin is a Fortnightly collection For household rubbish that cannot be recycled or composted

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Page 1: Red bin - fact sheet - Kempsey Shire · 2017. 3. 8. · red bin for rubbish The red lidded bin is a Fortnightly collection For household rubbish that cannot be recycled or composted

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helpful hints • do not place items beside or on top of bin

• don't jam rubbish in the bin as it may

get stuck

• do not overload your bin, maximum

weight is 60kg

• keep bin in shade if odours become

an issue

• number your bin to protect against loss

or theft

red bin for rubbishThe red lidded bin is a Fortnightly collection For household rubbish that cannot be

recycled or composted. Think of your red bin as the last resort. Can you sell, give

away or donate anything instead of throwing it away?

The contents of your red bin are sent to Council's landfill site. Landfill disposal is

the most expensive disposal option compared to composting or recycling.

what CAN go in what CAN'T go the red bin? in the red bin?

household general waste NO bricks, heavy timber or steel

plastic bags NO paint, chemicals, liquids or motor oil

non-recyclable items NO garden waste

nappies NO medical waste or syringes pet waste, kitty litter Household problem wastes and light globes, mirrors, ceramics, hazardous materials require special cookware, drinking glasses disposal - check Council's website