ITEMS YOU CAN PUT IN AN MIXED WASTE SKIP

Generally, all those items that are not harmful or hazardous to the environment can be put in a skip. Here is a list of majority of such items, just to give you an idea.

• Wood (UNTREATED)
• MDF
• Paper/Card/Magazines/Books
• Toys (no batteries please)
• Clothing
• Carpets
• Solidified paint
• Polystyrene
• Furniture
• Domestic waste
• Food and food packaging (MUST NOT SMELL/CONTAIN LIQUIDS)
• Fittings (non-electrical)

Please try to place the following wastes together/at one end of the skip to help with our sorting and recycling:

• Cardboard
• Plastic
• Metal
• Empty tins
• Gas cookers
• Garden waste (leaves, clippings, etc.)
• Plasterboard (Must not be mixed in with other waste)

The following wastes may go in a mixed skip but if you have a fair amount it may affect pricing and it may work out cheaper to have a seperate skip:

• Bricks
• Soil
• Rubble

ITEMS YOU CAN PUT IN AN INERT WASTE SKIP

Generally, all those items that are not harmful or hazardous to the environment can be put in a skip. Here is a list of majority of such items, just to give you an idea.

• Bricks
• Soil
• Rubble
• Garden waste (leaves, clippings, etc.)

ITEMS YOU CANT PUT IN A SKIP

Generally, all those items that are not harmful or hazardous to the environment can be put in a skip. Here is a list of majority of such items, just to give you an idea.

• WET CEMENT (It will set to the skip)
• UNWASHED PACKAGING
• HAZARDOUS WASTES
• LIQUIDS
• CHEMICALS
• PESTICIDES
• DUST (Please Bag It Up)
• CONTAMINATED SOIL (contaminated with oil/diesel/petrol/fuel/asbestos etc.)
• CLINICAL WASTES (Nappies, Needles, Soiled Dressing / Bandages, etc.)