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Recycling

  • 13-11-2008 1:07pm
    #1
    Zwillinge
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,677 ✭✭✭


    I was wondeirng is it possible to recycle aerosal deodrant cans and the deodrant roll ons when they're finished?

    Would the cans be considered tin, despite the plastic on top? :confused::confused:

    And also, can orange and lemon peels be put into the brown bin? I've been told that worms can't digest and decompose these peels 'cause the scent is too strong? Is this true?

    Sorry if this has been asked before in a previous thread, I could not find anything related to it.


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  • #2
    Oldtree
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    In the castlebar dump recycling area they recycle aerosal deodrant cans seperatly from Tin, You would have to ask your bin company to see if they would sort this seperatly. I think deodrant roll ons are recyk depending on the type of plastic used. HDPE and PE are the only two types done at the dump.

    can orange and lemon peels be put into the brown bin? I would think so, as organic matter they would break down anyway. I have put both into my compost heap and they have disappeared.


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