see Textiles
see Electric Items
Yes Tassimo pods and the flexible plastic packaging can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
How?
There are 2 different schemes;
DID YOU KNOW?
See Textiles
Yes tea lights can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
How?
DID YOU KNOW?
see Textiles
see Electric Items
see Electrical items
Yes Tennis balls can be recycled.
Where?
You can recycle tennis balls at the following:
Yes Tetra-Paks (cartons) can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
PRESTON PARK NORTH |
BN1 6PA |
At junction of Preston Grove and Preston Park Avenue |
LADIES MILE ROAD |
BN1 8TD |
Outside Patcham Junior School field |
WITHDEAN SPORTS COMPLEX |
BN1 5JD |
In car park near the back on the left hand side as you enter |
BRIGHTON AND HOVE STADIUM - NEVILL ROAD |
BN3 7PZ |
Formerly outside CO-OP on Nevill Road |
KING ALFRED LEISURE CENTRE |
BN3 2TQ |
Facing seafront at back of Leisure Centre |
FLORAL CLOCK - ST JOHN'S ROAD |
BN3 2JQ |
Top of St John's Road at juntion with Church Road by church |
WHITECROSS STREET |
BN1 4DZ |
Outside entrance to Trafalgar Street car park |
THE LEVEL |
BN2 9SY |
South side near Pelicano Coffee |
FRESHFIELD WAY |
BN2 0LE |
Freshfield Road end of Freshfield Way |
QUEENS PARK TERRACE PEPPER POT |
BN2 9YA |
At junction of Queens Park Road and Queens Park Terrace |
CO-OP LEWES ROAD |
BN2 3HW |
Directly outside CO-OP shop front |
PRESTON PARK SOUTH |
BN1 6HP |
At junction of Preston Park Avenue and Stamford Avenue |
MARINE CLIFF CAR PARK |
BN2 7HY |
In car park on left as you enter |
WARREN ROAD - WOODINGDEAN LIBRARY |
BN2 6BA |
Next to car park entrance on left as you enter |
MOULSECOOMB LEISURE CENTRE |
BN2 4PB |
In car park on right hand side as you enter from Moulsecoomb Way |
CHALKY ROAD - OPP ACADEMY |
BN41 2WF |
Opposite Aldridge Community Academy |
COLDEAN LANE |
BN1 9GD |
Outside Ruby pub |
PORTLAND ROAD (BY SCHOOL ROAD) |
BN3 5HX |
By entrance to School Road - opposite Hogarth Road |
How?
DID YOU KNOW?
Tetra Pak recycling: a step by step process:
See School Equipment
Yes textiles can be reused and recycled.
REUSE
The most sustainable practice for textiles is to extend their life. Textiles includes clothing, linen, bedding, towels, etc. Extend their life through;
RECYCLE
Where?
How?
DID YOU KNOW?
See Haberdashery
see Wood
see Electric Items
Yes Toner cartridges can be recycled. There is often a charge as there is very little commerical value in empty toner cartridges.
RECYCLED
Where?
If you have genuine cartridges you can recycle them through these schemes.They need to be the same manufacturer of the scheme you are using. So only send HP cartridges through HP's scheme for example.
If you are unable to find a solution through these companies then please try the following organisations;
Brother have one of the simplest recycling schemes available. Visit the link below, fill in the relevant recycling form and they'll send you a pre-labeled envelope to post your item back in. The scheme supports both Inkjet and Toner recycling, as well as Brother printers.
Accepts: Ink cartridges, toner cartridges, printers
Canon's cartridge recycling scheme has been around since 1990 and accepts a limited selection of Toners and Inks. Visit the link below, select your type of cartridge and check the cartridges you want to use are accepted in the scheme. You'll need at least 5 cartridges to use the scheme.
Accepts: Ink cartridges, toner cartridges
Dell recycling has always been simple, and most of the genuine Dell cartridges you purchase will already include pre-paid recycling bags.
Accepts: Ink cartridges, toner cartridges
Epson have a scheme designed around how many printers you own. Supporting both single-printer owners and those with over 10 Epson machines, you can even recycle from the large format Epson printers. Have your Epson printer model to hand.
Accepts: Ink cartridges, toner cartridges
HP's scheme requires you to register before recycling anything, giving you the ability to then request postage-paid labels for both toner and ink cartridges. This scheme has the added advantage you can recycle just one cartridge at a time instead of having to stockpile them if you're a home user, or arrange bulk returns for bigger businesses.
Accepts: Ink cartridges, toner cartridges
Konica Minolta provide a free recycling service for their toner cartridges, but not for any other consumables at the moment such as drums.
Accepts: Toner cartridges
Kyocera Mita provide freepost details in the packaging of any genuine toner/waste bottle you purchase, so you should already have the details you need. All that's left to do is filling in a form at the below page to request an RMA code.
Accepts: Toner cartridges, Waste Toner Bottles
Lexmark have a cartridge collection program found at the below link for different sized businesses. It boils down to different sized boxes you store your empty cartridges in before arranging a collecton. If you're looking to recycle ink cartridges, each time you purchase a Lexmark original you will find freepost details included in the box!
Accepts: Ink cartridges, Toner cartridges, Printers
Oki enable you to recycle pretty much anything and everything that goes into your printer. You can select either a freepost service for returns up to 5kg or weight, or heavier users can opt for an equally-free recycling bin programme.
Accepts: Toner cartridges, Imaging drums, Fuser Units, Transfer Belts, Waste Bottles, Ribbons
Panasonic provide freepost recycling details in all of their genuine toner packaging so you should already have the details you need. If you misplace them you can request more freepost details at their link below.
Accepts: Toner cartridges
Recycling cartridges in the UK through Ricoh is a lot easier than it used to be. Previously it cost you upwards of £30 per box of cartridges! Now you can just register at the below link to get access to freepost details.
Accepts: Toner cartridges
Samsung used to have the snappiest recycling program name, S.T.A.R., standing for Samsung Takeback And Recycling Program. So S.T.A.R.P., but that's not as catchy. HP purchased their printing division though, so now the Samsung cartridge recycling scheme goes through HP's with a far less exciting name.
Accepts: Toner cartridges
Samsung Cartridge Recycling (provided by HP)
Xerox's "Green World Alliance" gives you free recycling for your toner cartridges. Simply visit the link, select your relevant printer and consumables and you'll get easy and clear instructions to start recycling.
Accepts: Toner cartridges
Yes tools can be re-used and recycled.
REUSE
Where?
If you have tools which are in good working order that you no longer use or have more than two of the same tool;
RECYCLE
Where?
If your tools are broken and can not be repaired they can be recycled in the following way;
How?
Separate your tools according to the following categories and place in the appropriate container;
see Tools
Yes toothbrushes can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
How?
They accept;
DID YOU KNOW?
Yes toothpaste tubes and caps can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
How?
They accept;
See Textiles
Yes toys can be re-used.
REUSED
Where?
How?
see Electric Items
see Garden Waste
See Clothes
See Tools
Yes turf can be recycled.
RECYCLE
Where?
Please note: Turf which is part of business waste which is any waste from commercial, trade or business activities can not be disposed of at Household Waste and Recycling sites. This includes any waste from domestic properties used for profit (for example landlords taking waste from a rented property) and waste that is being removed for payment.
Council staff have the right to inspect any waste entering the recycling sites and if they suspect your waste is business waste you will be turned away.
see Garden Waste
Yes tyres can be recycled.
RECYCLED
Where?
N.B. Tyres are not accepted at the Brighton recycling site.