White Goods i.e. washers, dryers, washing machines and cookers
- Reuse – white goods that are still in good working order can be reused or alternatively arrange a bulky household waste collection.
- Ask electrical retailers to remove old item when they deliver the new one. (see WEEE regulations)
- Buy appliances with A+ Efficiency rating.
Wardrobes
- Reuse – take stand-alone wardrobes to a charity or second hand shop.
- Alternatively, you can take them to the Household Waste Recycling Centre or arrange a bulky collection.
- You can take Fitted Wardrobes to a Household Waste Recycling Centre or arrange a skip from the Council. Unfortunately, we cannot collect these on a bulky household waste collection as they are classed as fixtures and fittings.
Wood
- Recycle - wood and chipboard can be taken to any Household Waste Recycling Centre
Wool
- Reuse - some charity shops, community groups and residential homes will accept wool.
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