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disposing of kitchen sink

murfilein · 2019-12-22 23:39:07

we recently had our kitchen done - and are now left with the old kitchen cut up at our front door. what about the kitchen sink? can it go in the recycling bin? add or recycling bin is always full, would it be ok if i just put the so next to the bin when i put the bin on the road for collection? or do they (country clean)…

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23-12-2019 12:39am

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murfilein

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we recently had our kitchen done - and are now left with the old kitchen cut up at our front door. what about the kitchen sink? can it go in the recycling bin? add or recycling bin is always full, would it be ok if i just put the so next to the bin when i put the bin on the road for collection? or do they (country clean) ignore stuff not in the bins?

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#2 23-12-2019 12:52am
greasepalm

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No too big for bin as usually it could go to a recycling centre -scrap metal or if left inside gate might magically vanish overnight as that what happens if leaving stuff in bags or skips.

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