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Recycling/bring centre query

itsme2015 · 2017-08-21 19:41:32

Hi all, Anyone know if any of the recycling or bring centres in Dublin accept crockery/delph and duvets and pillows? So far all the ones I've checked either specifically exclude those items or it's unclear Thanks!

21-08-2017 7:41pm

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itsme2015

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Hi all,

Anyone know if any of the recycling or bring centres in Dublin accept crockery/delph and duvets and pillows? So far all the ones I've checked either specifically exclude those items or it's unclear

Thanks!

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#2 21-08-2017 8:17pm

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Animal shelters would take the duvets and pillows. Try Dogs Trust, Dspca, ash animal rescue, dogs aid.

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#3 22-08-2017 12:54pm

CinammonGirl

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I don't know of any of the bring centres that take crockery but there is a Facebook page called Zero Waste Ireland, somebody there might take it off your hands!
Broken crockery is good to use for drainage in potted plants.
Or if it's still in OK condition maybe a charity shop?

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