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trilby22
13 Feb 17 17:37
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Up here in Perth & Kinross, we get our blue bins emptied every other Sunday.

Just brought my bin in and got some new stuff to get rid of ...

One of the stipulations on the Council advice sheet is, "Remove all bottle tops".

Cor Blimey Charlie, I've a few of them after the weekend but why are they not recyclable?

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donny osmond
When: 13 Feb 17 17:39
they are, just remove them
By:
trilby22
When: 13 Feb 17 17:40
They don't accept bottle tops, Don.

It's the plastic screw tops I'm referring to.
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 13 Feb 17 17:42
Oh, can you still put them in the recycling after removing them? I have always put bottle tops in the non recyclable bin.
By:
donny osmond
When: 13 Feb 17 17:42
just chuck them in ffs, but not on the bottle
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trilby22
When: 13 Feb 17 17:43
"They don't accept bottle tops"

I might just start saving them up and send them a pressie next Christmas Devil

Gotta get some satisfaction for the Council Tax I pay for no street lights and an occasional snow plough.
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saddo
When: 13 Feb 17 17:44
Thought this was another fred about Adele songs.
By:
donny osmond
When: 13 Feb 17 17:45
plastic bottle tops are recycled indeed some countries target them as they
are so easily recycled
By:
trilby22
When: 13 Feb 17 17:46
Once I get my airgun licence (Scottish Law Cry) I might just design a barrel into which they will fit Excited
By:
trilby22
When: 13 Feb 17 17:48

Feb 13, 2017 -- 11:45AM, donny osmond wrote:


plastic bottle tops are recycled indeed some countries target them as theyare so easily recycled


They are a uniform size, Don, hence my surprise that the Council don't want them.

By:
donny osmond
When: 13 Feb 17 17:53
my council , durham, instruct me to put them in recycling bin, but not
attached to the bottle...
By:
trilby22
When: 13 Feb 17 17:58
Word for word from my Council instruction sheet ... We cannot accept: Photographs, tissues, kitchen towels, aluminium foil, paint tins, glass bottles or jars, cardboard contaminated with food or plastic liners, NO BOTTLE TOPS.
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trilby22
When: 13 Feb 17 18:00
I used to play "Bottletops" as a nipper out in Singapore.  They were metal ones though.
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donny osmond
When: 13 Feb 17 18:39
durham take glass jars and bottles too, but give us another box to put them in !
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